[PDF] Top 20 Does inward foreign direct investment boost the productivity of domestic firms?

... measures foreign activity using skilled employment rather than total ...measures foreign presence accounting for employment estimates from the non-selected ...3 does the same, but also weights ... See full document

... sized firms benefit most from foreign ...in foreign ownership negatively affected the productivity of wholly domestically owned firms in the same industry in that horizontal spillovers ... See full document

... to Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) since the 1980s, thereby making it one of the most privileged ways to finance investments in developing ...country's firms can benefit to improve their ... See full document

... tariffs, foreign exchange control, and subsidies” (Anyanwu, 2011; Stefanović, ...and productivity factors; “demonstration effect whereby domestic firms learn by imitation from foreign ... See full document

... more foreign direct investment ...domestic firms. This is done with is a general belief that FDI has direct and indirect benefits to the ...that foreign firms act ... See full document

... (namely firms are endowed with different capability before entering an ...some firms export while the others not, even in a same ...positive productivity (and sales) spillovers, then the weak ... See full document

... to domestic investment can also be realised through shared domestic and foreign ownership rather than fully owned foreign ...that foreign know how and technology can filter ... See full document

... performance; productivity, sales, profitability and market ...the productivity and sales regressions is positive and statistically ...labour productivity and sales. On average, as compared to the ... See full document

... the direct and indirect effects of foreign ownership on firm level productivity of treated ...(i.e., foreign) and non-treated (i.e., domestic) ...the direct effect of ... See full document

... considered productivity growth and Sun (2009) has considered the issue of export spillovers arising from ...excluding firms that (1) employ fewer than eight workers as they may not have reliable accounting ... See full document

... for productivity and economic growth both for developing and developed ...considered Foreign Direct Investment as an important channel for the transmission of technology in many developing ... See full document

... Looking at regional-level analyses in China, Zhang (2001) assessed the FDI contribution on economic growth for 1986-1997, using cross-section and panel data at the province level of China. The estimate suggested that FDI ... See full document

... of development. They interpret their findings “as the evidence in favor of the hypothesis that FDI has an impact on GDP via knowledge transfer and adoption of new technology”. With the substantial flow of FDI assists to ... See full document

... inbound investment is associated with certain losses to the national economy; 3) competitive model with “a positive OUT, negative IN strategy” and 4) a capital model with “a positive IN, negative OUT ...of ... See full document

... the foreign and local ...factor productivity (TFP) in eight regions of Vietnam, using a dataset that covers a large number of manufacturing firms, and found that the impact of FDI spillovers on TFP ... See full document

... to domestic and foreign stocks of R&D differ in their effect on countries and cannot be analyzed using pooled ...on productivity using 23 firms in Canada’s manufacturing industry in ... See full document

... small foreign capital ...land productivity being a third of China's, where the average disposable income after meeting food and clothing (wage goods) requirement is still relatively ...that foreign ... See full document

... between foreign investors and domestic firms in Malaysia viewed from this ...older foreign technology, by virtue of being able to facilitate large scale labour intensive ...newer ... See full document

... gross domestic product (GDP), foreign direct investment in manufacturing sector (FDIM), foreign direct investment in telecommunication sector (FDIT) and foreign ... See full document

... The foreign investments which introduce goods and services that are new to the domestic economy are more likely to have favourable effects on capital formation than foreign investments i[r] ... See full document