The Future of the Multinational Enterprise

Buckley, Peter J.; Casson, Mark

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“…In examining the extension of the RBV theory, the factors that underpin the successful expansion of MNCs includes their international network, knowledge intensity, efficiency and scale, economic gains and the increasing scope for tax reduction through transfer pricing. In fact, Buckley and Casson (1976) ;Johnson, (1970); Rugman and Verbeke (2003) concur that internalisation occurs only to the point where the benefits equal the costs.…”

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Critical perspectives on “manufactured” risks arising from Eurocentric business practices in Africa

Adams

Nayak

Koukpaki

2018

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Section: Associated Risks Of Rent and Resource-seeking Strategies Of mentioning

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Critical perspectives on “manufactured” risks arising from Eurocentric business practices in Africa

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2018

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“…The lack of this theory is that it cannot explain movements of FDI made by two or more countries -that is two or more currencies -at the same time (Cushman, 1985;Denisia, 2010). Internationalization theory explains FDI on the basis of advantages which specific companies attain internally and then use as competitive tool abroad (Buckley & Casson, 1976;Denisia, 2010). FDI is sustainable only when company's internal advantages are higher than costs of doing business in foreign countries.…”

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Behavioral economics perspective on foreign direct investment in emerging markets: The case on Bosnia and Herzegovina

Halaba¹,

Ilguen²,

Halilbegovic³

2017

10.5267/j.ac

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The growing field of behavioral economics (BE) has revolutionized the way we look at economic behavior at micro and macro levels. Importance of foreign direct investment (FDI) appeals for analysis of decisions made regarding it to be assessed from expanding view of BE. This research provides overview of previous studies and focuses on the case of Bosnia and Herzegovina (B&H) as representative of emerging markets to investigate motivations for investing into this country by temporarily present foreign companies. Empirical analysis was based on the questionnaire that was disseminated among foreign investors to B&H. Questionnaire contained motivations for investing in B&H, where examined motivation factors were divided in two groups; namely irrational and rational ones. Choice of methodology was narrowed due to moderate sample size, but consisting of quality the sample members. In order to analyze data, descriptive statistics, correlation analysis and regression analysis were used. By regressing two groups of predictors on annual amount of foreign investments to B&H, it was shown that the highest motivation for investing was business instinct.Growing Science Ltd. All rights reserved. 7

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“…La literatura ha trabajado teniendo como base la experiencia de grupos y ha desarrollado una serie de explicaciones como, por ejemplo, la teoría del ciclo de vida del producto (Vernon, 1966), los costos de transacción (Williamson, 1975;Reid 1983), la internacionalización (Buckley, & Casson, 1976, 1998, el paradigma ecléctico (Dunning, 1977(Dunning, , 2001), la entrada de las empresas a los mercados externos por etapas (Bilkey, & Tesar, 1977), las redes de relacionamientos (Johanson, & Mattsson, 1987) y también cuestiones relacionadas al emprendimiento internacional (Jones, & Coviello, 2005;Johanson, & Vahlne, 2006;Welch, & Welch, 2009).…”

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La innovación y las multinacionales extranjeras instaladas en el estado de Paraná (Brasil) entre 1960 y 2015

Betiati

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2017

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Resumen. Las subsidiarias de empresas multinacionales han desempeñado un papel importante como agentes de procesos de industrialización en el estado de Paraná en Brasil. Desde los años 1960, más de quinientas empresas extranjeras se han ubicado en este estado, principalmente en la región metropolitana de Curitiba. Sus impactos económicos están relacionados con generación de empleo, riqueza, innovación y difusión de tecnología. El objetivo de este trabajo es analizar la relación entre innovación e internacionalización y si las subsidiarias de multinacionales son innovadoras. La metodología adoptada fue el análisis de documentos y entrevistas. Los resultados de este trabajo muestran que al menos un tercio de dichas subsidiarias han innovado.Palabras clave: innovación; internacionalización; multinacional; economía paranaense. Innovation and foreign multinationals established in the state of Paraná (Brazil) between 1960 and 2015Abstract. Subsidiaries of multinational companies have played an important role as agents of industrialization processes in the state of Paraná, Brazil. Since the 1960s, more than 500 foreign companies have located in this state, Apuntes 81,

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The Future of the Multinational Enterprise

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Critical perspectives on “manufactured” risks arising from Eurocentric business practices in Africa

Critical perspectives on “manufactured” risks arising from Eurocentric business practices in Africa

Behavioral economics perspective on foreign direct investment in emerging markets: The case on Bosnia and Herzegovina

La innovación y las multinacionales extranjeras instaladas en el estado de Paraná (Brasil) entre 1960 y 2015

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