Add to ORKGThis paper investigates whether differences in productivity explain why some Japanese manufacturing firms sell only in the domestic market, while others serve foreign markets, either through exports, overseas production, outsourcing or licensing. Using firm level data, it is shown empirically that the productivity of multinational firms differs significantly from that of firms that sell only in the domestic market. It shows therefore that the heterogeneous productivity levels explain the channels of multinational enterprises. JEL classification: F
Using data from China’s Annual Survey of Industrial firms from 1998 to 2005, we find strikingly diff...
This paper provides new evidence on international productivity gaps; this evidence is obtained from ...
Firms in competitive markets are more likely achieve higher productivity. Indeed a better performanc...
This paper investigates whether differences in productivity explain why some Japanese manufacturing ...
This paper investigates whether differences in productivity explain why some Japanese manufacturing ...
This paper examines how productivity heterogeneity affects the sorting of export and foreign direct ...
This paper examines how productivity heterogeneity affects the sorting of export and foreign direct ...
Using Japanese firm-level data, I investigate multinational enterprises (MNEs) in the services and m...
Using Japanese firm-level data, I investigate multinational enterprises (MNEs) in the services and m...
We investigate whether productivity differences explain why some manufacturers sell only to the dome...
This paper documents how productivity varies with globalization modes, based on a firm-level data se...
International audienceThis paper provides new evidence on the international productivity gaps; this ...
International audienceThis paper provides new evidence on the international productivity gaps; this ...
A unanimous finding in the literature on firm heterogeneity and exporting behavior is that exporters...
This paper provides new evidence on the international productivity gaps; this evidence is built from...
Using data from China’s Annual Survey of Industrial firms from 1998 to 2005, we find strikingly diff...
This paper provides new evidence on international productivity gaps; this evidence is obtained from ...
Firms in competitive markets are more likely achieve higher productivity. Indeed a better performanc...
This paper investigates whether differences in productivity explain why some Japanese manufacturing ...
This paper investigates whether differences in productivity explain why some Japanese manufacturing ...
This paper examines how productivity heterogeneity affects the sorting of export and foreign direct ...
This paper examines how productivity heterogeneity affects the sorting of export and foreign direct ...
Using Japanese firm-level data, I investigate multinational enterprises (MNEs) in the services and m...
Using Japanese firm-level data, I investigate multinational enterprises (MNEs) in the services and m...
We investigate whether productivity differences explain why some manufacturers sell only to the dome...
This paper documents how productivity varies with globalization modes, based on a firm-level data se...
International audienceThis paper provides new evidence on the international productivity gaps; this ...
International audienceThis paper provides new evidence on the international productivity gaps; this ...
A unanimous finding in the literature on firm heterogeneity and exporting behavior is that exporters...
This paper provides new evidence on the international productivity gaps; this evidence is built from...
Using data from China’s Annual Survey of Industrial firms from 1998 to 2005, we find strikingly diff...
This paper provides new evidence on international productivity gaps; this evidence is obtained from ...
Firms in competitive markets are more likely achieve higher productivity. Indeed a better performanc...