Multinational Enterprises and Technological Spillovers
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American Multinational Firms
Author_Tommaso Perez
Average Productivity Growth
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competition
Consumer Chemical Products
domestic
Domestic Firms
Eclectic Paradigm
economic development policy
EEC Country
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European manufacturing sectors
firms
foreign
foreign direct investment
Foreign MNEs
Foreign Multinational Firms
Foreign Multinationals
Foreign Presence
Galtonian Regression
gap
Indigenous Firms
industrial competitiveness
innovation diffusion
Innovative Systems
Italian Firms
Italian Industrial System
Italian Industry
knowledge transfer
local
Market Power Approach
Mediocredito Centrale
OLS Estimate
penetration
presence
Product Cycle Model
productive
Productivity Spillovers
Scale Intensive Sectors
system
technological spillover effects in industry
Technological Spillovers
Vice Versa
Wide Technological Gap
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- ISBN 9781138002265
- Weight: 370g
- Dimensions: 152 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 02 Dec 2014
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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An analysis of the impact of inward investment on the competitiveness of indigenous firms, Multinational Enterprises and Technological Spillovers draws on evidence from the UK and Italian manufacturing sectors to show how foreign presence may generate both virtuous and vicious circles of development according to a number of interrelated factors. These include the level of the foreign presence, its rate of increase, the technological disparities between foreign and indigenous firms and the political response. An examination of the productive and innovatory activities of US and Japanese firms in Europe is also provided to enlighten the differential role of European countries in the global operations of overseas multinationals.
