11 research outputs found
Can Globalisation and Global Localisation Explain Foreign Direct Investment? Japanese Firms in Europe
No full textThis paper uses logit regression on the responses of 383 Japanese manufacturing firms located in the member countries of the European Union to investigate the motives for foreign direct investment. Japan External Trade Organisation (JETRO) data, as published in their 8th Annual Survey (October 1992) classified by industry, were used. The results confirm that decisions leading to FDI cannot be explained by a single factor and, furthermore, different types of FDI are influenced by different combinations of motives.Globalisation, Foreign Direct Investment, Internationalisation, European Union,
Foreign Direct Investment in the Arab World: An Analysis of Flows and an Evaluation of Country Specific Business Environment
No full textQuantitative Cross-National Analysis as a Research Tool in the Sociology of Developing Countries: A Critical Examination
No full textBusiness failure in an age of globalisation: Interpreting the rise and fall of the LG project in Wales, 1995–2006
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Between Markets and Institutions: Multinational Enterprises as Actors, and an Organizational Approach to Foreign Direct Investment
No full textTHE DIALECTICS OF STATE ECONOMIC INTERVENTION:. Bank Deregulation and the Savings and Loan Bailout
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