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Do multinationals operate flexibly? : Theory and evidence

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The influence of macro structure on the foreign market performance of transnational firms : the value of IGO connections, export dependence, and immigration links

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Information technology and transnational integration : theory and evidence on the evolution of the modern multinational enterprise

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International geography and history in host market competitiveness of foreign multinational enterprises : a research agenda

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Search and deliberation in international exchange : microfoundations to some macro patterns

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In this era of globalization how do we explain the "home bias" unexpectedly large distance effects, and lagged adjustment patterns visible in international exchange? In this paper, I argue that in the real world, the identity and reliability of potential exchange partners are seldom the data...

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