The importance and the impacts of horizontal multinational corporations in the context of integration and economic growth processes are examined, A noncooperative game with two firms that choose to have either one or two plants located in two asymmmetric countries is used. The firms compete purely through location. Economic integration has an ambiguous impact upon foreign direct investment. On one hand, it decreases trade costs and easies the access to foreign markets through exports. On the other hand, through economic growth, it increases the size of the markets with relation to plant fixed costs and makes multinationals economicallly feasible. The latter effect, entails a decentralization of production towards the smaller country
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This paper studies the production and trade patterns that may arise between two different countries ...
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I study the proximity-concentration trade-off faced by two multiproduct multinational companies (MNC...
This paper applies theories of industrial organisation explaining the motives for vertical and horiz...
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