Government support measures for outward FDI: an emerging economy’s perspective

Gorynia, Marian; Nowak, Jan; Trąpczyński, Piotr; Wolniak, Radosław

doi:10.15611/aoe.2015.1.09

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“…This reinforces the notion that internationalization decisions are complex in nature and highly affected by managerial values (Wrona & Trąpczyński, 2012). Thus policy support should be particularly oriented towards supplying information about foreign markets and fostering firms in an optimal allocation of their resources (Gorynia, Nowak, Trąpczyński & Wolniak, 2015a).…”

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Identification of Linkages between the Competitive Potential and Competitive Position of SMEs Related to their Internationalization Patterns Shortly after the Economic Crisis

Trąpczyński

Jankowska

Dzikowska

et al. 2016

EBER

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We aim to identify internationalization profiles of SMEs for the period immediately following the global economic crisis (years 2010-2013) and characterise them with reference to the firms' competitive potential during the crisis (year 2009), and their competitive position at the end of the analysed period. Research Design & Methods: The study is based on a complementary data set derived from secondary (AMADEUS database) and primary sources of information (computer assisted telephone interviews with top managers) for 553 micro, small and medium firms located in Poland. We conduct a cluster analysis to identify different internationalization profiles of SMEs for the years 2010-2013. Findings: In the year of the global economic crisis ambitious investors on average had at their disposal substantially better competitive potential than the remaining two groups. Ambitious exporters were better equipped than cautious internationalizers only in terms of human resources, intangible resources and quality control. Implications & Recommendations: Policy support should be particularly oriented towards supplying information about foreign markets and fostering firms in an optimal allocation of their resources. Contribution & Value Added: The study suggests that the strategy of diversifying international markets during the economic crisis and recovery can be a means of improving performance and reducing excessive dependence on fluctuations in key markets.

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Identification of Linkages between the Competitive Potential and Competitive Position of SMEs Related to their Internationalization Patterns Shortly after the Economic Crisis

Trąpczyński

Jankowska

Dzikowska

et al. 2016

EBER

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“…Moreover, a careful scrutiny of received FDI theory reveals at microeconomic level, more or less explicitly, that outward FDI does serve as a means of achieving firms' strategic objectives and enhancing their international competitiveness. At macroeconomic level there is no sound evidence that outward FDI has had a detrimental effect on home economies (Gorynia et al, 2015). The consequences of outward FDI for home economies vary in the short-run and in the long-run, as well as between developed and developing countries, which does not make formulating clear policy recommendations an easy task.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…In this context it should be noted that in received literature (e.g. Gorynia et al, 2015;Luo et al 2010;Sarmah, 2003;Te Velde, 2007), as well as in economic policy statements there has been an ongoing discussion as to the dilemma of whether governments should actively influence the sectoral structure of inward and outward foreign investment. Yet this issue was not considered as key here and therefore was left outside the scope of this study.…”

Section: Policy Implicationsmentioning

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EU countries from central and Eastern Europe, and the investment development path model: a new assessment

Trąpczyński

Gorynia

Nowak

et al. 2019

Argumenta Oeconomica

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In the context of the investment development path (IDP) model, a comparative analysis is conducted of the IDPs of eleven Central and Eastern European (CEE) countries, all members of the European Union. The main purpose of the paper is to determine the timing and explore the factors that have influenced the movement of these eleven CEE economies through their IDP stages. The authors try to identify the current positioning of the CEE countries on the IDP, using both a graph depicting the relationship between net outward investment position (NOIP) per capita and GDP per capita, as well as detailed data on inward and outward FDI stocks and NOIP's absolute values presented in Tables. Thereafter, the authors focus on the CEE-11 countries' outward FDI and apply the outward FDI performance index in their analysis of country IDP positioning. In the concluding section, the authors summarize their findings and reveal the need to add new theoretical considerations to the original IDP model.

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“…A kiáramló FDI-t támogató állami intézkedések csoportosítása Az 1. táblázat és a hozzá tartozó felsorolás a kiáramló FDI-t támogató állami intézkedések tág értelmezését mutatja; a legtöbb fejlett és fejlődő ország alkalmazza közülük valamelyiket. Gorynia et al (2015) és Dunning és Narula (2003) elmélete alapján is indokolt az OFDI állami támogatása és lehetőség szerint minél szélesebb körű alkalmazása, ami elsősorban nem közvetlen támogatásokat jelent a multinacionális vállalatok számára, hanem a hazai vállalkozások versenyképességét és nemzetköziesedését segíti elő, kedvező gazdasági helyzetet biztosítva.…”

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Magyar vállalatok külföldi tőkeberuházásai: helyzetkép és a továbblépés lehetőségei

Endrődi-Kovács¹,

Goreczky²

2020

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A közelmúltban a külgazdasági törekvések között egyre nagyobb hangsúlyt kaptak a hazai vállalatok tőkekihelyezései. A jelen tanulmány célja annak a vizsgálata, hogy hol tart Magyarország a tőkekihelyezővé válás folyamatában, és milyen kilátásai vannak az új külgazdasági prioritás megvalósítására. A tanulmány elkészítése során a módszertani eszközök közül a szekunder adatok elemzésével, illetve tőkekihelyező magyar vállalatokkal készített interjúkon alapuló esettanulmányokkal éltünk. A fő konklúziónk, hogy hazánk a beruházási fejlődési modell 3. szakaszának az elején tart, ami azt jelenti, hogy az állami támogatásoknak fontos szerepük van a továbblépésben. A hazai vállalatok kifelé irányuló közvetlen tőkebefektetéseinek (OFDI) a motivációi sokrétűek, a legnagyobb akadályukat viszont jellemzően az információ, illetve a helyismeret hiánya jelenti. Az előrelépéshez az állam elsődlegesen azzal tud hozzájárulni, ha támogató környezetet teremt a magyar cégek nemzetköziesedéséhez. A tanulmány fő értéke az elvégzett primer kutatás, illetve a kiválasztott téma, amelyről eddig csak kevés hazai elemzés született.

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Government support measures for outward FDI: an emerging economy’s perspective

Cited by 19 publications

References 28 publications

Identification of Linkages between the Competitive Potential and Competitive Position of SMEs Related to their Internationalization Patterns Shortly after the Economic Crisis

Identification of Linkages between the Competitive Potential and Competitive Position of SMEs Related to their Internationalization Patterns Shortly after the Economic Crisis

EU countries from central and Eastern Europe, and the investment development path model: a new assessment

Magyar vállalatok külföldi tőkeberuházásai: helyzetkép és a továbblépés lehetőségei

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