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Simons, Katerina - In: New England Economic Review (1999) Nov, pp. 29-40

diversification can improve investment returns without increasing risk. However, whether or not to invest abroad and, if so, how much … risk tolerance. ; This article examines the question of international investing within the broader context of using … various levels of risk; she finds that the results of portfolio optimization are highly sensitive to input parameters and …

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The performance of traditional macroeconomic models of businesses' investment spending

Kopcke, Richard W.; Brauman, Richard S. - In: New England Economic Review (2001), pp. 3-39

The rate of capital formation by businesses has long been among the most closely watched elements of the national accounts. During the last decade, this component of investment attracted considerable interest as capital spending helped support our uncommonly high rate of economic growth. Not...

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Is the United States for sale? Foreign acquisitions of U.S. companies

Rosengren, Eric S. - In: New England Economic Review (1988) Nov, pp. 47-56

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Foreign investment in the United States: a cause for concern?

Little, Jane Sneddon - In: New England Economic Review (1988) Jul, pp. 51-58

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The effects of foreign direct investment on U.S. employment during recession and structural change

Little, Jane Sneddon - In: New England Economic Review (1986) Nov, pp. 40-48

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Investment and employment by manufacturing plants

Tootell, Geoffrey M. B.; Kopcke, Richard W.; Triest, … - In: New England Economic Review (2001), pp. 41-58

The preceding article analyzed the determinants of investment at the macroeconomic level. In general, analysis of investment at this degree of aggregation implies that all firms in the economy react similarly to the same macro-level variables. Yet, examining macro data may obscure a great deal...

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New England's links to the world economy

Little, Jane Sneddon - In: New England Economic Review (1990) Nov, pp. 33-50

inbound and (to the extent possible) its outbound foreign direct investments. ; The author finds evidence that New England …

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