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Crisis moderates the expansion of Israeli multinationals
The fourth annual survey of Israeli multinationals is being released today. It was
conducted by a joint team composed of the Foreign Trade Division of the
Manufacturers Association of Israel; The Recanati School of Business, Tel Aviv
University; the School of Business Administration, the Hebrew University of
Jerusalem; and the Vale Columbia Center on Sustainable International Investment
(VCC), a joint undertaking of the Columbia Law School and The Earth Institute at
Columbia University in New York. The survey is part of a long-term, multi-country
study of the rapid global expansion of multinationals from emerging markets. The
results released today cover the year 2009
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国家与跨国公司的国籍
一个国家成为MNEs的母国享有经济利益吗?作者对这一问题的初步回答是:“是的”。其他条件相同时,通过本国企业外国直接投资实现的全球网络的扩展,相关所带来的深远影响,很可能弥补输出型FDI带来的税损与主权损失
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Nation states and nationality of MNEs
Do nation states have an economic interest in becoming home countries to MNEs? This Perspective's tentative answer to the questions is "yes." Other things being equal, extension of global reach, achieved through outgoing foreign direct investment by home country enterprises, is likely to more than make up for the tax losses and diminution of sovereignty these countries may experience
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Small, savvy, high-tech firms preponderate among Israeli multinationals, survey finds
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Israel's leading multinationals continue to expand domestically and abroad despite the crisis
An Assessment of the Exporting Literature: Using Theory and Data to Identify Future Research Directions
Exporting research is an established facet of the field of international marketing. That stated, the radical increase in recent export activity necessitates a sustained research effort devoted to the topic. In this article, the authors provide a qualitative review of the core theoretical exporting areas and evaluate the exporting domain quantitatively over six decades (1958–2016). For the quantitative analysis, they use multidimensional scaling and apply established bibliometric principles to offer an understanding of the field and to provide suggestions for future exporting research. For the evaluations, the authors used data from 830 articles with 52,191 citations from 35 journals. Using cocitation analysis as the basis to evaluate the data, they propose a series of intellectual structure implications on exporting that relate to internationalization process stages, dynamic capabilities, knowledge scarcity, social networks, export marketing strategy, absorptive capacity and learning, and nonlinear performance relationships involving marketing channel relationships
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