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Political Risks Inherent in Foreign Investment Regarding Tariffs : A Recent Example From Cambodia

Franklin, Alan - 2019

This article looks at the risks inherent in foreign investment using Cambodia as an example. Companies are either investing in Cambodia to establish factories for export of garments, or are using Cambodian based suppliers for supply of garments. This development was based upon the availability...

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International Investment Agreements : 'Inside and Outside Agreements'

Franklin, Alan - 2019

International investment agreements (IIAs) are of great importance to investors, or at least they should be, to investors who want to be knowledgeable about how IIAs can protect against risks. Types of agreements that this article will look at are the following:1. Bilateral investment...

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A Principals-Principals Perspective of Hybrid Leviathans : Cross-Border Acquisitions by State-Owned MNEs

Chen, Victor Zitian - 2018

We propose a private-government principals-principals (PP) approach to understand corporate governance of state-owned multinationals. We explain how the conflicts between large government and private blockholders may affect managerial decisions in the propensity of completing a cross-border...

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Internal and External Context Specificity of Leadership in M&A Integration

Hauser, Bettina - 2015

Bettina Hauser develops a research model, which encompasses entrepreneurial leadership as a major success factor during …, relative size, are tested for their moderating effect on the influence of entrepreneurial leadership on M&A performance. The … author clarifies the question of how entrepreneurial leadership can help to enhance M&A performance. Based on 114 …

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Internal and external context specificity of Leadership in M&A integration

Hauser, Bettina - 2015

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Does ethnicity pay? : evidence from overseas Chinese FDI in China

Huang, Yasheng; Jin, Li; Qian, Yi - 2008 - This version: February 14, 2008

Using a comprehensive sample of all FDI firms in China, we explore the question whether ethnicity enhances operating performance. While there has been a sizable theoretical literature studying ethnicity and foreign investments, the prediction of the impact of ethnicity on firm profitability is...

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Tacit collusion over foreign direct investment under oligopoly

Collie, David R. - 2009

A two-country model of the FDI versus export decisions of firms is analysed. The analysis considers both the Cournot duopoly and the Bertrand duopoly models with differentiated products. It is shown that the static game is often a prisoners' dilemma where both firms are worse off when they both...

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Lundan, Sarianna M. - 2009

In an integrated global economy, multinational enterprises (MNEs) have more opportunities than ever to reap the benefits of broader markets and more possibilities for an extensive division of labour between different locations. In spite of this, the evidence on the spread of the activities of...

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Emerging multinationals, international knowledge flows and economic geography : a research agenda

Dohse, Dirk; Hassink, Robert; Klaerding, Claudia - 2012

One of the most significant changes in the global economy today is the strong increase in outgoing foreign direct investment (OFDI) from emerging economies to industrialised countries. Whereas investment in less developed countries is often motivated by the sourcing of natural resources and...

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Does foreign entry spur innovation?

Gorodnichenko, Yuriy; Švejnar, Jan; Terrell, Katherine D. - 2015

Our estimates, based on large firm-level and industry-level data sets from eighteen countries, suggest that FDI and trade have strong positive spillover effects on product and technology innovation by domestic firms in emerging markets. The FDI effect is more pronounced for firms from advanced...

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