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Direktinvestitionen, Exportströme und Beschäftigungseffekte. Gepoolte Regressionen mit Daten aus der amtlichen Statistik für die Schweiz 1985-1997 unter Berücksichtigung branchenspezifischer Besonderheiten / Foreign Direct Investment, Exports and Employment Effects. Pooled Regressions using Official Data for Switzerland 1985-1997 with Emphasis on Sectoral Differences

Henneberger, Fred; Ziegler, Alexandre - In: Jahrbücher für Nationalökonomie und Statistik 220 (2000) 2, pp. 147-164

Zusammenfassung Eine Sonderauswertung der Schweizerischen Nationalbank zu den Direktinvestitionen schweizerischer Unternehmen desaggregiert nach Zielländern und Branchen erlaubt erstmals für den langen Zeitraum von 1985 bis 1997 sowohl für die Gesamtwirtschaft als auch für die zentralen...

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Determinants of Hong Kong manufacturing investment in China: a survey

Zhang, Xiaohe; Po Yuk, Ho - In: Marketing Intelligence & Planning 16 (1998) 4, pp. 260-267

This paper aims to examine the determinants of foreign direct investment (FDI) in China by investigating Hong Kong …’s manufacturing industries established in Guangdong province, and to compare the difference between market‐oriented and export … verify our argument. It is found that most of Hong Kong’s manufacturing investments are labor‐intensive and export …

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The determinants of location choice : Chinese foreign direct investments in the European renewable energy sector

Lv, Ping; Spigarelli, Francesca - In: International Journal of Emerging Markets 11 (2016) 3, pp. 333-356

policies and to Europe-China cooperation dialogue. With reference to attraction policies, as Chinese green firms are … technology-oriented measures. With reference to Europe-China cooperation, the paper findings support suggestions for a more …

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Internationalization, Internalization, or a New Theory for Small, Low‐technology Multinational Enterprise?

Lau, Ho‐Fuk - In: European Journal of Marketing 26 (1992) 10, pp. 17-31

‐technology MNEs. But modifications are suggested when applying to small export oriented multinationals. The development of these firms …

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Keys for Success in Exporting to the US Market

Darling, John R. - In: European Journal of Marketing 19 (1985) 2, pp. 17-30

Posits that there are many opportunities emerging for profitable participation in the US market by foreign business firms. Offers ten key points for business success in the US marketplace, going on to analyse these. Concludes that each of these points should be addressed to achieve an optimum...

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Exploring the potentialities of export processing free zones (EPZs) for economic development in Africa: lessons from Mauritius

Kinunda‐Rutashobya, Lettice - In: Management Decision 41 (2003) 3, pp. 226-232

This paper explores the potentiality of export processing zones (EPZs) as a development strategy for Sub …‐Saharan African countries using the Mauritian EPZ model as a case study. In the literature positive relationships between export … expansion and economic growth and between EPZs and export growth have been found in developing countries. Export …

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Economic Reforms Create Opportunities in Africa

Okoroafo, Sam C. - In: Management Decision 30 (1992) 7

Highlights economic reform policies recently instituted in a number of sub‐Sahara African countries. The reforms have drastically transformed these economies: import restrictions have been removed; currencies′ values are now determined by supply and demand; state‐owned firms are on the...

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Impact of Host Country Market Characteristics on the Choice of Foreign Market Entry Mode

Kwon, Yung‐Chul; Konopa, Leonard J. - In: International Marketing Review 10 (1993) 2

Focuses on characteristics of a host country′s market that influence a firm′s entry mode choice of exporting versus producing in that foreign country. A survey was conducted among US manufacturers who exported a given product to one country and locally produced the same product within...

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Entry Mode Choice in Service Industries

Krishna Erramilli, M. - In: International Marketing Review 7 (1990) 5

The article presents empirical evidence which indicates the immense diversity in entry mode choice patterns among various service industries. It attempts to explain this variation in terms of certain service attributes and motives for foreign market entry, using the transaction cost analysis as...

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Doing business in China – the modern German experience

Parnell, Martin Francis - In: European Business Review 14 (2002) 5, pp. 351-363

This paper examines German trade and investment structures in relation to China, establishing for the 1990s: a severe … businessmen regarding their business activity in China. Both grounds for disillusionment and success factors for foreign (German …) business in China are explored, phenomena which are possibly shaping German conformance to the wider, distinct and apparently …

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