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-contained chapters. All chapters discuss different implications of the growing importance of trade in intermediate inputs. The first … chapter compares the impact of international trade in intermediate inputs (offshoring) on wage inequality in two distinct but … and estimates the importance of international trade in intermediate inputs and internationally mobile capital for the …
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international trade without developing the full range of capabilities required to produce a product or service, it will not … automatically translate into positive development gains from trade without the appropriate policies to build productive capacity and … productive capacity, infrastructure and services, the business environment, trade and investment policies and industry …
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affect the volatility of employment, or rather, the wage elasticity of labor demand. We analyze whether the wage elasticity …
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determine the total cost of offshore outsourcing activities. The debate on the potential future negative employment impacts in …
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Ownership Advantage, a sub-paradigm of OLI paradigm formulated by J.H. Dunning is a set of determinant factors of foreign direct investment (FDI) and the foreign activities of multinational enterprises (MNEs). For making a strategic decision of FDI MNEs must have some firm specific advantages...
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We analyze the effect of rising protectionism towards foreign direct investment (FDI) on domestic employment … manufacturing sector to these investment restrictions. Rising FDI restrictions caused employment gains at the local level …, explaining about one-tenth of the aggregate employment increases observed between 2006 and 2016 in Indonesia. These employment …
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Foreign direct investment (FDI) by OECD-based multinational enterprises (MNEs) in developing and emerging economies has increased dramatically over the past two decades. While generally perceived as beneficial for local development, it has also raised concerns about unfair competition and the...
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determine the total cost of offshore outsourcing activities. The debate on the potential future negative employment impacts in …
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found that firms’ strategies are affected by the scale of fixed costs of direct investments, trade costs and union wage …
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This paper examines the effect on relative wages when FDI occurs from the North to the South. The Northern firms undertake FDI to take advantage of the lower wage of unskilled labor in the South. The key assumption is that FDI from North to South occurs in an unskilled labor intensive production...
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