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A conceptual reappraisal of risks in the implementation of BRI after COVID-19 : best strategies to learn for CMNEs in BRI projects

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Competition in the Chinese market : foreign firms and markups

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Locally initiated and designed innovation and potential reverse transfer through selective bricolage at three MNC subsidiaries in China

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Internationalization of emerging economies : empirical investigation of cross-border mergers & acquisitions and greenfield investment by Chinese firms

Ahmed, Bilal; Xie, Hongming; Ali, Zahid; Ahmad, Ilyas; … - In: Journal of innovation & knowledge : JIK 7 (2022) 3, pp. 1-11

This study incorporates the eclectic paradigm and institutional theory to examine the key determinants of Chinese firms' cross-border mergers and acquisitions (M&As) and greenfield (GF) investment in advanced economies (AEs) and developing economies (DEs) during the period 2003-2016. It uses a...

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An Econometric Estimation of Locational Choices of Foreign Direct Investment : The Case of Hong Kong and U.S. Firms in China

Fung, K. C.; Iizaka, Hitomi; Lin, Chelsea; Siu, Alan - 2014

This paper examines the locational choices of Hong Kong and U.S. direct investments (DI) in China using a regional data …. These econometric estimates can be understood in light of two stylized facts of U.S. and Hong Kong investments in China …. First, the motive of U.S. firms investing in China is primarily to sell in China, whereas Hong Kong firms tend to invest in …

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Entering the Global Market Place of the 21st Century : Strategies, Risks, and Modes for International Expansion of Chinese Businesses

Rhyne, D.B.A., William J. - 2009

business opportunities. Drawing from personal industry experience, experience teaching Chinese entrepreneurs/managers in China …. Originally, this article was written in English, translated into Mandarin, and published in Mandarin in the China Import …

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The Transfer and Creation of Knowledge within Foreign Invested R&D in Emerging Markets

Søberg, Peder - 2016

-established foreign invested R&D centers in China and India. Design/methodology/approach – The paper presents a framework based on … within newly-established foreign invested R&D units in China and India. The paper utilizes extensive empirical data collected … from a case study in three Scandinavian multinational companies (MNCs). Findings – Examples of innovations in China and …

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Disparity in Factor Contributions between Coastal and Inner Provinces in Post-Reform China

Liu, Tung; Li, Kui-Wai - 2015

The paper discusses China's post-reform regional economic growth imbalance relative to input disparity in technology …

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Measuring Multinationals' R&D Activities in China on the Basis of a Patent Database : Comparing European, Japanese and US Firms

Motohashi, Kazuyuki - 2015

multinationals in China by home country and industry. In China, multinationals recently began investing in R&D, mainly in the areas …

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