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Cabin Fdi

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Expansion of Trade and FDI in Asia

$44.95

Expansion of Trade and FDI in Asia explores the trends of present FDI in Asia and their effects on multilateral regulation of FDI. It reviews the increasing attraction of FDI and the rise of Asian transnational corporations (TNCs) from an economic perspective.

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Japanese FDI Flows in Asia

$95

The world is seeing a shift in economic power from west to east. Japanese FDI differs from the American example, and this will become crucial. This book tracks trends in Japanese FDI to other Asian countries, suggests future policies, analyses methodological aspects, and provides an overview of Japanese FDI.

The Impact of FDI on Economic Growth

$119

Talks about the relationship between FDI and economic growth with special attention to Central and Eastern Europe countries. With the help of modern panel data econometrics, this book carries out empirical evidence of growth enhancing effect of FDI in the transition countries, and explains for each country the growth contributions induced by FDI.

FDI from Developing Countries

$67

Korea's experience with outward foreign direct investment (FDI) demonstrates that the ancillary benefits of such investment -- knowledge and management transfer, market acquisition and skills enhancement -- can be substantial for individual firms. Moreover, the resulting increased robustness of these enterprises contributes to the strength and stability of the economy as a whole. While it is true that inward FDI carries similar benefits, outward FDI -- driven by the prerogatives of the domestic company -- is integrated into existing business plans and strategies, and therefore constitutes a more active policy. No experience is directly transferable, but the Korean case shows that there is a large potential for other emerging economies to gain from FDI flows and that the initial costs from lost internal investment are largely outweighed by the medium-term benefits.

The Effects of Corruption on Indian Incoming FDI

$113.11

This paper examines the ways in which corruption inIndia has influenced the investment decisions of MNCsoperating or planning to operate in the country. Itfocuses not only on the direct channels through whichcorruption discourages FDI, but also on the indirectones, by analyzing the corruptioninfrastructureFDIand the corruptionhuman capitalFDI nexus inparticular. The paper finds out that both the directcosts and the indirect influence throughinfrastructure discourage FDI greatly. Whilecorruption affects human capital substantially, thisis not a major obstacle to FDI. Author: Aleksieva, Gergana Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 56 Publication Date: 2011/06/14 Language: English Dimensions: 9.00 x 6.00 x 0.13 inches

Multinational Pharmaceutical Firms FDI in China

$167.53

The openingup of Chinese economy in 1978 and the subsequent reforms provided multinational corporations with tremendous opportunities to invest in and explore the worlds largest developing market. China, however, presents a complicated and difficult operating business environment for foreign investors. This PhD thesis demonstrates a comprehensive, multilevel study on 44 multinational pharmaceutical firms strategic planning and implementation of foreign direct investment (FDI) strategies in China during the first tweenty years of Chinas opendoor policy and economic reform era. The study developed an integrated master conceptual framework and examined a series of key issues related to the strategic FDI decisionmaking and implementation processes, including FDI determinants, entry mode choice between joint venture and wholly owned subsidiary, joint venture partners selection, FDI operating location choice within China, and the determinants of FDI effectiveness and success in China. The thesis received exemplary reports from all examiners, and the PhD candidate was awarded the Research Achievement Prize by Swinburne University. Author: Jiang, Fuming Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 492 Publication Date: 2008/11/01 Language: English Dimensions: 9.00 x 6.00 x 0.99 inches

Global Capitalism, FDI and Competitiveness

$40

This volume comprises 15 of John Dunning's most widely acknowledged writings on the changing characteristics of the global economy over since the 1970s. It examines in particular how these events have shaped, and been shaped by, the growing internationalism of all forms of business activity. The book is divided into five thematic sections, each of which illustrates a particular aspect of change and the author's analysis of it. It examines: the main features of the new global economy, its origin, opportunities and challenges; the author's writings on the factors affecting the location of economic activity by international firms; the changing nature and form of the contribution of FDI and cross-border strategic alliances to economic development and to the restructuring of national economies; and the relationship between the competitive advantages of international firms and the productivity and dynamic comparative advantage of the economies in which they operate.

Eu Accession Dates: Predictors of FDI

$111.53

Since the collapse of the Soviet Union, former communist countries have evolved in a challenging effort to transform their centrally planned economies into market economies. Entry into the European Union (EU) and Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) have been imperative to the reform process, promoting economic growth and stability in transitional countries in Central and Eastern Europe and in the Baltic (CEEB). Typically taking between 8 and 11 years to complete, the EU accession process includes four major public announcements, which can provide a gauge on a countries reform progress. There is very little research on the relationships between the EU accession process, FDI and economic growth in countries that have recently entered the EU. This study will examine those relationships and provide insight that could prove useful in making predictions about countries currently seeking EU membership. This research and analysis will provide a reader with an understanding on investor behavior in transitional European countries, and how the EU accession process can be useful in forecasting FDI and economic growth. Author: Krebs, Roy Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 68 Publication Date: 2009/09/01 Language: English Dimensions: 9.00 x 6.00 x 0.16 inches

Investigation on Factors Affecting FDI Flow to Armenia

$106.74

This research was undertaken with a primary objective to investigate on the factors which are influencing FDI flow to Armenia. Despite of quite liberal FDI policy and the fact that inflows and stocks of foreign total investment to Armenia grew by 43 percent in 2009, Armenia still is not a favorable place for real foreign investors, compared with neighboring countries. Most of the FDI to Armenia are still made by Diaspora investors based on patriotic reasons. For the first phase of the research, secondary information is obtained through examining relevant literature, concerning Armenia. In the second phase, the Dunning eclectic paradigm or the so called OLI paradigm model is applied to determine what factors affect FDI flow to Armenia. For this reason primary research through questionnaires has been conducted with fully or partially foreign companies operating in Armenia. In total 35 questionnaires were collected through emails and personal meetings. The results of the research indicate that taxation factors are the most important factors, followed by market and infrastructure factors affecting FDI flow to Armenia. Author: Gabrielyan, Nune Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 72 Publication Date: 2011/01/31 Language: English Dimensions: 5.98 x 9.02 x 0.17 inches

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The Cabin

$8.99

In these mordant, elegant, and often disquieting essays, the internationally acclaimed dramatist creates a sort of autobiography by strobe light, one that is both mysterious and starkly revealing. The pieces in The Cabin are about places and things: the suburbs of Chicago, where as a boy David Mamet helplessly watched his stepfather terrorize his sister; New York City, where as a young man he had to eat his way through a mountain of fried matzoh to earn a night of sexual bliss. They are about guns, campaign buttons, and a cabin in the Vermont woods that stinks of wood smoke and kerosene -- and about their associations of pleasure, menace, and regret. The resulting volume may be compared to the plays that have made Mamet famous: it is finely crafted and deftly timed, and its precise language carries an enormous weight of feeling. From the Trade Paperback edition.