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The Heterogeneity of FDI in Sub-Saharan Africa How Do the Horizontal Productivity Effects of Emerging Investors Differ from Those of Traditional Players?
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No full textCaption titleChiefly tablesAt head of title: 1967 enterprise statistics, 1967 census of business, manufactures and mineral industries, preliminary reportMode of access: Internet
Biased FDI spillovers in incomplete datasets: An empirical examination
No full textWe examine biases in foreign direct investment (FDI) productivity spillovers that can arise when using incomplete datasets, by comparing estimates for Indonesia from the World Bank Enterprise Survey (WBES)—an incomplete dataset example—with estimates from the Indonesian Manufacturing Survey (MS). Furthermore, we conduct estimations on samples drawn from MS, following the sampling methodology of WBES. We find that estimates with this sampling framework are inaccurate, due to measurement error in industry-level horizontal and vertical FDI, strong presence of small firms, and small sample size. Relaxing the WBES sampling criteria and using FDI variables from MS produces substantially more reliable findings
Developing Indicators to Assess the Potential for Urban Regeneration: Improvements Using the 1991 Census of Population Samples of Anonymised Records
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Is tourism really affected by logistical operations and environmental degradation? An empirical study from the perspective of Thailand
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