Multinationals and the Developing Countries

In Multinational Enterprise and Economic Analysis Caves provides a summary of economic research on multinationals and developing countries. Yet, for policy makers major questions remain unanswered. The gaps can be grouped into four categories: the impact of the widespread change in development strat...

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Published in:Journal of international business studies 1998-01, Vol.29 (1), p.101-114
Main Author: Wells, Louis T.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Agreements
Behavior
Business and Management
Business strategies
Business Strategy/Leadership
Decision making
Developing countries
Development strategies
Economic analysis
Economic research
Economic theory
Financial investments
Foreign investment
Foreign investments
Government
Host country
Income distribution
International agreements
International Business
International investment
Investment
Investment strategies
Investors
LDCs
Management
Multinational corporations
Multinational enterprises
Organization
Policy making
Political risk
Studies
Symmetry
Symposium: Multinational Enterprise and Economic Analysis
Tax incentives
Taxation
Transfer pricing
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Summary:In Multinational Enterprise and Economic Analysis Caves provides a summary of economic research on multinationals and developing countries. Yet, for policy makers major questions remain unanswered. The gaps can be grouped into four categories: the impact of the widespread change in development strategies on multinationals, the net impact of foreign direct investment on host countries, the causes of declining tensions between developing countries and foreign investors, and links between our economic knowledge and the decisions that face private and government managers.
ISSN:0047-2506
1478-6990
DOI:10.1057/palgrave.jibs.8490027