A5084759519- International Business and FDI
- Corporate Finance and Governance
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- Global trade and economics
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- Innovation and Socioeconomic Development
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- Entrepreneurship Studies and Influences
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- Global trade, sustainability, and social impact
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- Business, Education, Mathematics Research
Northeastern University
2016-2025
Universidad del Noreste
2022
Global Strategy Group
2020
BI Norwegian Business School
2020
Florida International University
2020
Rutgers Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights
2018
Boston University
2017
Imperial College London
2017
University of Minnesota System
2017
College of Business Administration
2014
I analyze how the study of developing country multinational companies (DMNCs) can help extend theory. The renewed interest in DMNCs has generated a ‘Goldilocks’ debate, with one camp arguing that analysis is ‘hot’ and requires new theory, another it ‘cold’ no theory required, third ‘just right’ be used to follow this argue unique conditions countries influence internationalization DMNCs, creating laboratory for extending illustrate idea by reviewing some key theories models company...
This paper studies the relative impact on product innovation of research and development (R&D) collaborations with universities, suppliers, customers, competitors. It argues that each type R&D collaboration differs in terms breadth new knowledge provided to firm ease access this knowledge, resulting a different innovation. As result, it proposes universities are likely have highest innovation, followed by and, finally, These arguments tested undertaken sample 781 manufacturing firms...
ABSTRACT Manuscript Type: Review Research Question/Issue: We review the recent developments in area of codes good governance, a set best practice recommendations regarding behavior and structure board directors. Findings/Results: Our literature on governance highlights their rapid spread around world how academic research has lagged behind analyzing this topic. Despite criticism that codes' voluntary nature limits ability to improve practices, appear have generally improved countries adopted...
This study proposes that promarket reforms positively affect firms' profitability in developing countries because the accompanying improvements external monitoring decrease agency costs. We also argue firms benefit unequally from their problems are affected differently, proposing improve more for domestic state-owned and private than subsidiaries of foreign firms. Analyses 500 largest Latin America 1989 to 2005 support arguments, suggesting that, contrary views many critics globalization,...
abstract We analyse the non‐market advantages of developing‐country multinational companies (DMNCs) over advanced‐economy (AMNCs) when both compete in same host country. Non‐market are based on resources developed by firm to operate a country's environment. Building resource‐based theory and concept distance, we classify dimensions environment into three types (obligating, pressuring, supporting) argue that each type has different impact DMNCs AMNCs. First, obligating those which countries...