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Computer Simulation on Agglomerating Location of Home-country FDI
... of home-country FDI ...of home-country FDI agglomeration gradually strengthens in investor's location ...of home-country FDI ...
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Does intermarriage change migrants’ preferences for the home country?
... the home country is based on remittances sent to family in the home ...the home country and migrants’ investment in a ...the home country and changes therein are then ...
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Outward FDI and Home Country Employment
... Wage is own-price elasticity that is negatively related to demand for lahour. Wage is the labour cost or income of labour in micro level. However, to accommodate in the macro level data, we use contribution of employee ...
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International experience and FDI location choices of Chinese firms: The moderating effects of home country government support and host country institutions
... both home country government FDI support policies and the host country environment on the knowledge and capabilities required for entry into foreign markets by emerging economy (EE) firms in the ...
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Situation IV: Ports of a Home Country
... :\.r1ny, the political branches of the United States, and the authorities of Spain agree that the "city, bay, and harbor of Manila'' \vas simply occupied by the 1nilitary and [r] ...
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Labor Market Outcomes, Savings Accumulation, and Return Migration
... Given the evidence that one major reason of immigration to Germany for these immi- grants was savings accumulation, it is no surprise that immigrants who realize that they will not be able to achieve this goal due to ...
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Trust of second-generation immigrants: intergenerational transmission or cultural assimilation?
... host country influences trust al- though this effect can appear after a delay of several ...by home country for Australia, see columns 1 and 2 in Table ...by home country and ...
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Improved Simultaneous Estimation of Location and System Reliability via Shrinkage Ideas
... the home country institutional context matters, it is important to move beyond models that simply control for home country and instead include related variables in the theoretical framework ...
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Trade Between Euro Zone and Arab Countries: a Panel Study
... where ln is the natural log of a variable, Mi,t represents real imports of home country i from euro zone countries, GDPi ,t is the real Gross Domestic Product of home country i, Pi,t is [r] ...
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Foreign Direct Investment and Trade: Complements or Substitutes? Empirical Evidence for the European Union
... particular country, proxied by the Corruption Perception Index of the host country, has a negative and statistically significant influ- ence on bilateral FDI, in all the models presented in Ta- ble ...the ...
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Role of Multinational Companies (MNE) in the Transfer of Human Resource Management (HRM) Practices in Albania
... origin country, like the culture of the home country of the ...host country, such as: culture and its distance from the culture of MNEs home country, labor market conditions and ...
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Essays in macroeconomics of debt deleveraging
... The Home-country exchange rate depreciates on impact the more, the higher the degree of home bias and the closer to the unitary value the elasticity of substitution ...deleveraging country at ...
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Dynamic Comparative Advantage and Trade under Schumpeterian Growth.
... one country to another can move the world from the interior of the critical interval to the boundary (or vice versa) even if world population as a whole is ...the home country, not the absolute ...
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Reverse international knowledge transfer in the MNE : (where) does affiliate performance boost parent performance?
... to invest less in R&D than domestic manufacturing firms in Spain, this is entirely because of lower expenditure on external R&D. They conclude that the transfer of technology and knowledge from other parts of ...
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A qualitative study of Filipina immigrants’ stress, distress and coping: the impact of their multiple, transnational roles as women
... Recent research suggests that Filipinas are less likely to attend a GP for mental health problems, purchase psychotropic medication or engage in conversational therapy than Norwegian women are [20]. Our study suggests ...
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Evaluating the Effects of FDI on Growth in the Context of One and Two-Sector Endogenous Growth Models.
... There are several directions of extension of my current research. First, I can extend the generalized version of the model by analyzing the effects of government policy, in particular the effects of a tax on capital ...
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Edutourism: Exploring the Push-Pull Factors in Selecting a University
... The main factor that motivates the international students to study overseas is “job prospect”. Most respondents felt that the education received in the host country could enable them to get higher position, earn ...
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Does Democracy Increase Bilateral Trade in MENA Region?
... For all models, the partner country's democratic index has a positive and significant effect on trade with a 99 percent level of confidence. There is a different results for the democratic index of the home ...
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A Ricardian Model of International Trade with Oligopolistic Competition
... the home country and increases the relative wage in the home ...the home country increases the relative wage rate of the home ...a country increases the relative wage rate ...
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Determinants of Workers’ Remittances in Bangladesh: An Empirical Study
... host country GDP has statistically positive impact on remittances, home country GDP, presence of multiple exchange rates and black market premia, restrictions on holding foreign exchange deposits ...
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