abstract:this paper illustrates the internal logic of the investment development path (idp) by examining the three-way dynamic interaction between the ownership (o) advantages of domestic firms, the advantages of multinational enterprises (mnes) and the location (l) advantages of countries. based on the framework, china’ s idp is systematically investigated, paying particular attention to the ...
abstract:fdi-generated effects maybe direct when it impacts the host country economy as a whole or indirect when spillovers increase local producers’ productivity and competitiveness.spillover effects arising from the establishing multinationals will benefit local producers through different channels or mechanisms. key factors for the enactment of spillovers pervade literature, albeit an overl...
abstract:the analysis suggests significant differences between types of spillovers: export orientation of domestic firms mainly influences fdi spillovers by intensity; the capability gap between local and foreign firms influences spillovers by efficiency; and the growth of local firms influences both types of spillovers. this paper develops existing models of fdi and suggests that disaggregatin...
abstract:the first half of the article "chinese enterprises investing in latin america: complex situation and rare opportunities" was published in the third issue (64 issues) of 2014 to analyze the status of chinese enterprises investing in latin america and the reasons for its formation. the second half of the article is published in this issue to discuss the new opportunities for chinese ente...
abstract:in foreign direct investment, the difference of legal environment between the home country and the host country will cause great trouble to the enterprises that implement foreign investment. there are obvious differences in labor laws between brazil and china, which pose a severe challenge to chinese enterprises investing in brazil. this paper compares the legislative style of labor la...
abstract:under the background of economic globalization, the issue of outward foreign direct investment (ofdi) is raising more and more concern. basing on the international researches of ofdi, our paper investigates the development and investment process of mining enterprises from both developed countries and developing countries specifically and dynamically. then, we compare the external envir...
abstract:based on idp theory, this study uses panel data of 146 countries from 1980 to 2011 to analyze the core issue of "the impact of attracting foreign investment on foreign investment and its mechanism". the results show that, from the global level, a country's attracting foreign investment has a significant positive impact on its foreign investment; and the promoting effect of attracting f...
abstract:this paper first discusses the research scope of this issue, and systematically analyzes the multiple levels involved in the mechanism of attracting foreign investment on foreign investment capacity, as well as the complex logical relationship between the various levels. then, on the basis of the connection and integration of idp theory, fdi direct impact and spillover effect theory, i...
abstract:in order to explore the similarities and differences about the formation mechanism of foreign investment capacity between enterprises in emerging developing countries and developed countries, this paper selects the semiconductor industry with the typical characteristics of technology promotion and vertical division of labor, and comparatively analyzes the sources of foreign investment ...
abstract:the opportunity and development path of industry is an important issue in development strategy. the issue is practical and complicated which means we need a hierarchical and dynamic analytical framework to analyze it. in the paper, we construct a framework covering both external environments and internal conditions to analyze the opportunity and development path of industry in complex ...
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