[PDF] Top 20 Foreign Presence, Spillovers, and Productivity: Evidence from Ghana

... above, from here onwards, we only present results from regressions that include both labor quality and location ...and foreign firms) ...the presence of foreign firms in a sector, where a ... See full document

... in foreign com panies in the relevant sector, a different picture em erges - at both the 2- and 4-digit N A CE sector levels, the coefficient o f em ploym ent is positive and ...the presence o f m ... See full document

... of foreign-owned establish- ments in the British retail sector: better performance of foreign-owned establishment rel- ative to British non-MNEs retailers and positive productivity regional ... See full document

... on productivity in indigenous manufacturing firms in ...knowledge spillovers are incorporated into a single ...is, productivity in indigenous Chinese firms is modelled to be influenced not only by ... See full document

... the presence of unit root, while the alternative hypothesis is that there is no unit ...hypothesis. From the results below, all the variables are statistically significant at 1% level indicating that the ... See full document

... agricultural productivity in the Czech Republic using the co-integration ...ranging from 7 to 15 ...factor productivity in agriculture, the domestic knowledge stock and the foreign R&D ... See full document

... quoted from the CEO of Motor3, “we own as many as 2,700 intellectual property rights for motor-cycles, and no foreign firm in the industry in Chong Qing is comparable to us”, In addition, Motor2 indicated ... See full document

... years from the date of sealing or 7 years from the date of application, whichever is ...retain foreign equity in excess of 40 percent and others producing low technology drugs or processing imported/ ... See full document

... for foreign investors seeking to establish their presence in Eastern and Southern ...promotes foreign investment; starting of five export processing zones; offering tax and fiscal incentives to ... See full document

... the presence of multinational corpora- tions (MNCs) and its associations with productivity and wages in Southeast Asian man- ufacturing during the last few decades prior to ...labor productivity and ... See full document

... between foreign exchange markets and bond market, and shocks to bond market do not influence exchange ...no evidence of shocks and volatility transmissions from exchange rate to equity ...volatility ... See full document

... benefit from productivity spillovers arising from the operation of foreign-owned ...positive spillovers from a greater level of activity of foreign- owned ... See full document

... the presence of foreign capital in low-tech industries leads to high levels of ...between productivity growth of domestic firms and a significant presence of MNEs in the manufacturing sector ... See full document

... The most common way to capture productivity spillovers is through the effect of the level of MNE presence within industry and/or in the region on the performance of local firms which hav[r] ... See full document

... multinational presence on domestic firms’ productivity is that foreign firms reduce their productivity through competition effects, as suggested by Aitken and Harrison ...away from the ... See full document

... the presence of substantial amounts of FDI from Chinese diaspora introduces a new dimension to the phenomenon of reverse ...between foreign and locally owned ...of foreign owned firms. The ... See full document

... spillover from upstream FDI is due to FDI firms gaining a dominant market position in upstream sectors leading to less competition and generally higher priced inputs for domestic downstream ...directly from ... See full document

... The presence of multinationals may affect the produc- tivity of local plants through several indirect ...the presence of technologically more advanced ...plants productivity can be negative as ... See full document

... that spillovers are more likely to be vertical (inter-industry) than horizontal (intra-industry) in ...benefit from trans- ferring expertise and know-how to their local suppliers with the goal of reducing ... See full document

... knowledge spillovers affecting local firms in host ...benefit from the presence of MNEs in the same industry, leading to horizontal ...intra-industry) spillovers. This kind of ... See full document