East Meets West: From Chinese Multinationals to Internationalization

Ma, Jennifer; Dang, Hugh; Qiao, Kunyuan

doi:10.1080/19186444.2020.1771816

Transnational Corporations Review

2020

DOI: 10.1080/19186444.2020.1771816

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East Meets West: From Chinese Multinationals to Internationalization

Jennifer Ma¹,

Hugh Dang²,

Kunyuan Qiao

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“…Please refer toMa et al (2020) for a detailed description of Chinese companies' internationalization and a general understanding of the current OFDI in China.…”

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Outward FDI and efficiency in within-firm resource allocation – Evidence from firm-level data of China

Chen

Guo

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Journal of Asian Economics

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With the rapid expansion of outward foreign direct investment (OFDI) in China over the last two decades, OFDI has become an increasingly important way of internationalization for firms. This paper documents how firms' OFDI and its different patterns may affect their internal resource allocation efficiency by adopting PSM-DID method and using firm-level data of China. Our results show that China's OFDI significantly improves the overall efficiency of resource allocation within enterprises, which has a time lag effect. Furthermore, we find that different patterns of firms' OFDI display significant heterogeneity in their performances. All results remain robust when we replace key variables with different indexes, change the matching method, recalculate parameter, and change the sample size. The key implication of the paper is that both the value and the pattern of OFDI of Chinese enterprises do have significant influences on its internal resource allocation.

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“…Please refer toMa et al (2020) for a detailed description of Chinese companies' internationalization and a general understanding of the current OFDI in China.…”

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Outward FDI and efficiency in within-firm resource allocation – Evidence from firm-level data of China

Chen

Guo

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Journal of Asian Economics

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Export spillover from foreign direct investment in China during pre- and post-WTO accession

Minjung

Ding

2021

Journal of Asian Economics

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East Meets West: From Chinese Multinationals to Internationalization

Cited by 2 publications

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Outward FDI and efficiency in within-firm resource allocation – Evidence from firm-level data of China

Outward FDI and efficiency in within-firm resource allocation – Evidence from firm-level data of China

Export spillover from foreign direct investment in China during pre- and post-WTO accession

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