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Host country cultural profile and the performance of foreign subsidiaries in Latin America

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The impact of national culture on strategic it alignment : a multiple-case study of subsidiaries of multinational corporations

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When MNEs bribe more? : the role of managerial discretion

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National cultural dimensions, emerging market characteristics, and the subsidiary's willingness to transfer marketing knowledge to MNE HQs

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Foreign Bank Subsidiaries’ Risk-Taking Behavior : Impact of Home and Host Country National Culture

Ashraf, Badar Nadeem - 2017

This paper examines whether the risk-taking behavior of foreign affiliates of multinational banks is more influenced by the national culture of their parent banks' home country or the national culture of foreign affiliates' host country. The study uses a dataset of 292 foreign affiliates (i.e.,...

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