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Entry into a foreign market : foreign direct investment versus licensing

Saggi, Kamal - In: Review of international economics 4 (1996) 1, pp. 99-104

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Strategic aspects of foreign direct investment and international technology licensing

Saggi, Kamal - 1995

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Multinational firms, exclusivity, and the degree of backward linkages

Lin, Ping; Saggi, Kamal - 2005

This paper develops a two-tier oligopoly model in which the entry of a multinational firm results in technology transfer to its local suppliers and also impacts the degree of backward linkages in the local industry. The model endogenizes the multinational's choice between anonymous market...

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Multinational firms, exclusivity, and backward linkages

Lin, Ping; Saggi, Kamal - In: Journal of international economics 71 (2007) 1, pp. 206-220

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Technological asymmetry among foreign investors and mode of entry

Javorcik, Beata K. Smarzynska; Saggi, Kamal - In: Economic inquiry : journal of the Western Economic … 48 (2010) 2, pp. 415-433

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Intellectual property provisions in north-south trade agreements

Hoekman, Bernard M.; Saggi, Kamal - 2007

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Trading market access for competition policy enforcement

Saggi, Kamal - 2004

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Bargaining over entry with a compulsory license deadline : price spillovers andsurplus expansion

Bond, Eric W.; Saggi, Kamal - 2016

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Multinational Firms, Exclusivity, and the Degree of Backward Linkages

Lin, Ping; Saggi, Kamal - 2004

This paper develops a two-tier oligopoly model in which the entry of a multinational firm results in technology transfer to its local suppliers and also impacts the degree of backward linkages in the local industry. The model endogenizes the multinational's choice between anonymous market...

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010260534

Multinational firms, exclusivity, and the degree of backward linkages

Lin, Ping; Saggi, Kamal - 2005

This paper develops a two-tier oligopoly model in which the entry of a multinational firm results in technology transfer to its local suppliers and also impacts the degree of backward linkages in the local industry. The model endogenizes the multinational's choice between anonymous market...

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10002927522

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