Firms' FDI ownership: The influence of government ownership and legislative connections

The level of ownership in an overseas subsidiary has been an important issue in international business. Existing literature, based on transaction cost theory, predicts that firms prefer higher ownership for subsidiaries located in favorable foreign institutional environments. We propose two moderati...

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Published in:Journal of international business studies 2014-10, Vol.45 (8), p.1029-1043
Main Authors: Pan, Yigang, Teng, Lefa, Supapol, Atipol Bhanich, Lu, Xiongwen, Huang, Dan, Wang, Zhennan
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Access to information
Annual reports
Business and Management
Business ownership
Business Strategy/Leadership
Business structures
Companies
Corporate strategies
Costs
Environmental legislation
Financial investments
Forecasts
Foreign direct investment
Foreign investment
Foreign subsidiaries
Globalization
Government
International Business
Internationalization
Investment risk
Investments
Legislation
Management
Multinational corporations
Organization
Owners
Ownership
Political factors
Politics
Public enterprise
Public sector industries
Stock exchanges
Stockholders
Studies
Subsidiaries
Subsidiary
Subsidiary companies
Transaction costs
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