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analyse the effects of foreign mergers and acquisitions on labour productivity and employment growth up to five years after …
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We study the productivity of US owned plants in the UK. Using a new dataset that identifies foreign and domestic MNEs …
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productivity and employment growth over the period 2001–2009 in six small open economies in the European Union: Austria, Belgium …
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firms might differ according to their level of productivity or their size. Using quantile regressions and a data set for … in terms of total factor productivity, labour productivity and employment) varies across firms in different quantiles of … seem to show that firms throughout the productivity distribution do not benefit from FDI in Less Developed Countries …
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growth. Also for France we find a positive effect on productivity and the size of domestic activity, although not as robust … trickle down on productivity at home. …
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earlier literature, we find a positive impact of size, productivity, and R&D activity on firms’ FDI activity. Second, labor …
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factor productivity and output. It also finds no significant effects on employment. These results support the view that …
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We study the productivity of US owned plants in the UK. Using a new dataset that identifies foreign and domestic MNEs …
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This paper aims to establish whether geographical proximity between multinational and domestic firms is relevant to the occurrence of FDI spillovers, by considering both horizontal and vertical spillovers. Using data for Portugal, this hypothesis is confirmed. In the case of horizontal...
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This conference of the CompNet (Competitiveness Network) co-organised by the Banque de France and the European Central Bank on 20 and 21 September 2012, provided a forum for the presentation of innovative research into firm level competitiveness.
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