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The impact of multinational corporations on a developing country : a trade off in the long run?

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Industrial groupings and foreign direct investment

Blonigen, Bruce A.; Ellis, Christopher J.; Fausten, … - In: Journal of international economics 65 (2005) 1, pp. 75-91

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Industrial groupings and strategic FDI

Blonigen, Bruce A.; Ellis, Christopher J.; Fausten, … - In: Japan and the world economy : international journal of … 17 (2005) 2, pp. 125-150

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Industrial groupings and strategic FDI : theory and evidence

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The economic analysis of the multinational enterprise : Reading versus Japan?

Buckley, Peter J. - 2008

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Korea's multinationals in a regional world

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The political economy of multinational conglomerates in Nigeria

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Horizontal, vertical, and conglomerate FDI : evidence from cross border acquisitions

Herger, Nils; McCorriston, Steve - 2014

horizontal, vertical, or conglomerate. Three novel features of CBAs are highlighted. First, horizontal and vertical CBAs are … relatively stable over time. Second, substantial parts of CBAs involve conglomerate acquisitions. Third, the wave-like growth of … CBAs arises primarily from changes in conglomerate activity, which responds to international valuation differences between …

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