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China's exports in a world of increasing oil prices

Gangnes, Byron S.; Ma, Alyson C.; Van Assche, Ari - In: Multinational Business Review 19 (2011) 2, pp. 133-151

. Design/methodology/approach – A set of gravity models are estimated on a unique panel dataset from China Customs Statistics … the years 1988‐2008. Findings – Higher oil prices increase the sensitivity of China's exports to distance. This effect is …

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The rate of penetration by multinationals into emerging markets: evidence from BRIC

Johansson, Johny K.; Leigh, Laurence - In: Multinational Business Review 19 (2011) 3, pp. 272-289

, Russia, India, and China (BRIC), and the study examines penetration in three product categories: beer, hair care, and …

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A comment on China and “The social responsibility of international business scholars”

Wei, Ziyi - In: Multinational Business Review 20 (2012) 1, pp. 92-103

Purpose – This comment aims to join the discussion raised by Peng et al. regarding the social responsibility of international business (IB) scholars in the case of Chinese outward foreign direct investment (OFDI), and to provide a subject overview about it. Design/methodology/approach – In...

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Chinese multinationals in Denmark

Li‐Ying, Jason; Stucchi, Tamara; Visholm, Anne; … - In: Multinational Business Review 21 (2013) 1, pp. 65-86

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to explain in detail the strategic asset‐seeking OFDIs of Chinese firms in Denmark through a theoretical lens that combines the updated OLI (Ownership, Location, Internalization) paradigm and the internalization theory. Meanwhile, the authors hope to...

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China’s Inward Foreign Direct Investment Success: Southeast Asia in the Shadow of the Dragon

Buckley, Peter J.; Clegg, Jeremy; Cross, Adam R.; Tan, Hui - In: Multinational Business Review 13 (2005) 1, pp. 3-31

This paper explores the impact of China’s growing prominence in global and regional foreign direct investment (FDI) fl … maintained, China is likely to exert a greater pull on regional FDI after WTO accession. To benefit from China’s success, the … Southeast Asian countries will need to replace deteriorating individual locational advantages relative to China with a superior …

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Understanding the Structure of China’s Consumer Electronics Market: An Empirical Investigation of Its Consumer Segments

He, Zhiyi; Chen, Xiaoyun - In: Multinational Business Review 13 (2005) 2, pp. 43-61

This study investigates the structure of China’s market by examining the profiles of consumption values from a large … consumption value profiles help to provide a much needed understanding of China’s consumer market that complements existing … implications for multinational firms operating in the China market. …

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Launching A Consumer Product In China

Marks, Roger H. - In: Multinational Business Review 13 (2005) 3, pp. 107-122

This article is an edited verion of a presentation by Roger Marks at the 2005 U.S. China Business Forum sponsored by … industry and various government agencies reflected the keen interest on exporting to China. This article addresses key business … and legal considerations and an overall strategic approach to successfully launching a U.S. brand into China. …

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Do Social Institutions Matter to Markets in Transition? Investigating Consumer Sentiment in China

Yim, Chi Kin (Bennett); Hung, Kineta; Zhou, Nan; Zhu, … - In: Multinational Business Review 14 (2006) 2, pp. 47-66

China’s political, economic and cultural institutions influence consumers’ sentiment and their purchase planning behaviors … affecting consumers’ sentiment as well as their consumption behaviors in China. …

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Investing in Emerging Equity Markets: The Case of Chinese ADRs versus B Shares

Ursel, Nancy; Lin, Xiaohua; Li, Jessica - In: Multinational Business Review 14 (2006) 2, pp. 83-98

Chinese companies have recently started listing ADRs in North American stock exchanges and thus offered an alternative venue for Western investors whose access to the Chinese market has largely been limited to the illiquid B shares. Are ADRs a good substitute for investing in Chinese B Shares?...

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The Impact of Firm Resources on Subsidiary’s Competitiveness in Emerging Markets: An Empirical Study of Singaporean SMEs’ Performance in China

Xia, Yang; Qiu, Yiyun; Zafar, Ahmed U. - In: Multinational Business Review 15 (2007) 2, pp. 13-40

’s resources on its subsidiary’s competitiveness in a foreign country. A survey was undertaken in China. All companies … participating in the study were small and medium‐sized Singapore‐China joint ventures and Singaporean wholly owned enterprises in … China. The findings indicated that the variance in a firm’s performance in a foreign country can be largely explained by the …

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