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Asymmetric effect of institutional distance : MNE subsidiaries' bribery in transition economies

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Literature review on the contributions of inward FDI to host country development : meta-analyses

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Institutional quality similarity, corruption distance and inward FDI in Turkey

Eren, T. Mesut; Jiménez, Alfredo - In: Journal of East European management studies : JEEMS 20 (2015) 1, pp. 88-101

economies. We focus on the corruption distance between the home and host countries as a crucial part of institutional quality …. Our results confirm that FDI flows are higher when they come from countries with low differences in corruption with Turkey …. Conversely, FDI flows are negatively affected when there exists a large difference in corruption between the investing country …

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