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the winner firm manufacturing in the North. The other is outsourcing-targeted R&D race, which culminates in the winner … firm manufacturing in the South. In equilibrium, manufacturing costs are lower in the South, but engaging in outsourcing … globalization by considering a reduction in the resource-requirement in outsourcing-targeted R&D (triggered by reduced communication …
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wholly owned subsidiary or outsourcing it to a supplier who must make a relationship specific investment. Firms …
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). We find that 1. For high-tech goods, intra-firm transfer is preferred vis-à-vis outsourcing only for intermediate range … outsourcing is higher in Antràs, intra-firm offshore contract is still possible for low range of technological complexity. Our … phenomenon. As the wage gap between the source and the host country falls, cost considerations for offshoring disappear. New …
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likelihood of outsourcing is higher in the Antràs model, vertical FDI is a possibility when the human capital gap between the … model, international outsourcing is also possible, especially when the human capital gap between the home and the host … exploding global production sharing phenomenon. As the wage gap between the source and the host country falls, offshoring for …
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In this paper we study the employment effects of changes in the levels and patterns of outsourcing in the Austrian … components. Outsourcing is modelled as changes in the shares of domestically produced intermediates. For this some further … indirect effects of changes in the levels and structures of outsourcing.Second, the framework takes account of all 60 sectors …
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This paper explores the relationship between foreign direct investment, or the activities of transnational corporations, and core labour standards. It discusses the channels through which labour standards may influence foreign direct investment and presents the results of an empirical test of...
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This paper explores the international economic effects of forced labour, namely the linkages of forced labour with comparative advantage (trade) and foreign direct investment flows. It discusses several forms and the prevalence of forced labour and presents the results of empirical tests of...
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Foreign direct investment has been important in the economic growth and global economic integration of developing countries over the last decades. Both Northeast and Southeast Asia, especially the latter, have been part of this development with increasing inflows of FDI and greater foreign...
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This paper draws attention to the implications of the foreign direct investment (FDI) in the presence of monopoly power of multinational enterprises (MNEs) in the industries that are natural monopolies of a developing host country. We also take into account the MNEs' behavior that relies on the...
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Several recent papers have used plant-level data and panel econometric techniques to carefully explore the existence FDI externalities. One conclusion that emerges from this literature is that it is difficult to find evidence of positive externalities from multinationals to local firms in the...
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