In contrast to the usual belief, we show that a lower product-market competition may make the consumers better off and increase welfare when foreign firms strategically choose between export and foreign direct investment (FDI). A lower product-market competition may increase consumer surplus and welfare by inducing FDI. The higher welfare stems from the increased production efficiency under FDI compared to export by the foreign firm
It is often argued, though mostly informally, that outward foreign direct investment (FDI) is a syno...
© Author(s) 2019. This study shows that when there is multinational competition for foreign acquisit...
The issue of economic governance is highly discussed pertaining to the question of industrialisation...
In contrast to the usual belief, we show that a lower product-market competition may make the consum...
This paper discusses the impact of foreign direct investment (FDI) on market entry and welfare. It a...
Cooperation among rival firms raises serious skepticism among economists, policymakers, and legal ex...
This paper investigates welfare effects of subsidy competition for the location of a multinational e...
It is often argued, though mostly informally, that outward foreign direct investment (FDI) is a syno...
This paper studies the impact on domestic welfare and a foreign firm's entry mode of a greater host ...
In a differentiated duopoly model of trade and FDI featuring both horizontal and ver tical product d...
We show that cost reduction by a domestic firm may reduce domestic welfare if it changes a foreign f...
Although empirical evidence on the relationship between labour union and foreign direct investment (...
© 2018, Kiel Institute. This study scrutinizes the ramifications of the strategic use of a consumer ...
We show that the relationship between higher productivity of the foreign firm and host country welfa...
We investigate the impact on regional welfare of policy competition for FDI when a multinational fir...
It is often argued, though mostly informally, that outward foreign direct investment (FDI) is a syno...
© Author(s) 2019. This study shows that when there is multinational competition for foreign acquisit...
The issue of economic governance is highly discussed pertaining to the question of industrialisation...
In contrast to the usual belief, we show that a lower product-market competition may make the consum...
This paper discusses the impact of foreign direct investment (FDI) on market entry and welfare. It a...
Cooperation among rival firms raises serious skepticism among economists, policymakers, and legal ex...
This paper investigates welfare effects of subsidy competition for the location of a multinational e...
It is often argued, though mostly informally, that outward foreign direct investment (FDI) is a syno...
This paper studies the impact on domestic welfare and a foreign firm's entry mode of a greater host ...
In a differentiated duopoly model of trade and FDI featuring both horizontal and ver tical product d...
We show that cost reduction by a domestic firm may reduce domestic welfare if it changes a foreign f...
Although empirical evidence on the relationship between labour union and foreign direct investment (...
© 2018, Kiel Institute. This study scrutinizes the ramifications of the strategic use of a consumer ...
We show that the relationship between higher productivity of the foreign firm and host country welfa...
We investigate the impact on regional welfare of policy competition for FDI when a multinational fir...
It is often argued, though mostly informally, that outward foreign direct investment (FDI) is a syno...
© Author(s) 2019. This study shows that when there is multinational competition for foreign acquisit...
The issue of economic governance is highly discussed pertaining to the question of industrialisation...
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