Regional Economic Integration, Mergers and FDI: Welfare and Policy Implications for ASEAN

Kendall, Toby; Ryan, Cillian

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“…Kendall and Ryan (2006) consider the welfare and competition policy implications of international acquisitions. Acquisitions that involve the transfer of technology from a more efficient foreign predator to a domestic target are shown to be welfare-improving for the domestic country.…”

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Subsidy competition and the mode of FDI

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Kendall

2009

Regional Science and Urban Economics

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We model subsidy competition for a foreign MNC's investment in two trading partners. Taking into account acquisitions as an alternative investment mode weakens the case for subsidising greenfield investment. Competition between countries results in welfare losses, which are reinforced by positive externalities from the MNC's presence and regional integration. The results also apply to situations where the acquisition price accounts for the possibility of subsidies and when governments use acquisition subsidies as an alternative to greenfield subsidies. JEL-Classification: F15, F21, F23

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Subsidy competition and the mode of FDI

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2009

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“…4 Although the positive effects of foreign acquisitions have not been clearly established by the literature, Arnold and Javorcik (2007) show how foreign acquisitions raised plant productivity in Indonesia. Kendall and Ryan (2006) consider the welfare and competition policy implications of international acquisitions. Acquisitions that involve the transfer of technology from a more efficient foreign predator to a domestic target are shown to be welfare-improving for the domestic country.…”

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“…reduce poverty) and competition policy (TobyKendall and Cillian Ryan: 2009). Productivity effects of spillovers of China's FDI by AIIB later, which flows into the ASEAN (Indonesia) countries.…”

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Economic Relations of Asean (Indonesia) + China After Aiib

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2017

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This paper purpose is to predict Economic Relations of ASEAN(Indonesia) + China After AIIB (the Asian InfrastructureInvestment Bank), answering economic crisis questioned that hitthe United States and the European Union in 2009 and is still inthe recovery process until now, and has made many of Asiancountries particularly East Asia such as China began adiversification of market and investment destination and increaseeconomic cooperation to the other regions (ASEAN), particularlyIndonesia. Therefore, at first, this paper tries to analyze Chinaeconomic relations with Indonesia. Second, the effective rate ofChina trade and investment in Indonesia. Third, prediction ofIndonesia and China economic situation after AIIB cooperation.Indonesia relate governance with national policy, which will becorrelated with the level of supranational/regionalintergovernmental (regionalism and integration) which aims,among others; financial sector to stimulate research anddevelopment, increase the spread of technology, reducingmanagerial differences in running the business and implementinga system to change for the better.

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Regional Economic Integration, Mergers and FDI: Welfare and Policy Implications for ASEAN

Cited by 3 publications

References 11 publications

Subsidy competition and the mode of FDI

Subsidy competition and the mode of FDI

Subsidy Competition and the Mode of FDI

Economic Relations of Asean (Indonesia) + China After Aiib

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