In this article we describe our ongoing research to investigate the impact of geography on firms‟ location decisions. This work allows us to comment on a key current policy debate, by assessing whether independent control over corporation tax offers an effective lever for a nation (e.g. Scotland) to offset aspects of geographic disadvantage when competing against other nations within Europe to attract foreign direct inward investment
Using a large international firm-level data set, we estimate separate effects of host and parent cou...
The last decade has witnessed an intensification in the global competition for foreign investment. I...
Low corporate taxes can help attract new firms. This is the main mechanism under-pinning the standar...
This paper examines the effects of corporate tax on these location decisions of newly established mu...
As firms\u27 activities are expanded to cover the whole world, new mechanism begins to work in a fir...
This paper analyzes the role that the ownership structure of companies plays for governments in asym...
The corporate tax rate and regime are policy instruments that are the subject of considerable attent...
This paper investigates a set of strategic decisions facing US firms. We develop a simple theoretica...
In traditional tax literature it is argued that (further) integration among countries will inevitabl...
Recent theoretical work in economic geography has shown that agglomeration forces can mitigate 'race...
This paper examines the impact of corporate taxation and other factors on the attractiveness of EU c...
The last decade has witnessed an intensification in the global competition for foreign investment. I...
We set up a trade model where three countries compete for an exogenous number of firms. Our innovati...
Company taxation is commonly accepted as a rele-vant location factor. In this context the measuremen...
In this study, we estimate the impacts of differences in international tax rates on the probability...
Using a large international firm-level data set, we estimate separate effects of host and parent cou...
The last decade has witnessed an intensification in the global competition for foreign investment. I...
Low corporate taxes can help attract new firms. This is the main mechanism under-pinning the standar...
This paper examines the effects of corporate tax on these location decisions of newly established mu...
As firms\u27 activities are expanded to cover the whole world, new mechanism begins to work in a fir...
This paper analyzes the role that the ownership structure of companies plays for governments in asym...
The corporate tax rate and regime are policy instruments that are the subject of considerable attent...
This paper investigates a set of strategic decisions facing US firms. We develop a simple theoretica...
In traditional tax literature it is argued that (further) integration among countries will inevitabl...
Recent theoretical work in economic geography has shown that agglomeration forces can mitigate 'race...
This paper examines the impact of corporate taxation and other factors on the attractiveness of EU c...
The last decade has witnessed an intensification in the global competition for foreign investment. I...
We set up a trade model where three countries compete for an exogenous number of firms. Our innovati...
Company taxation is commonly accepted as a rele-vant location factor. In this context the measuremen...
In this study, we estimate the impacts of differences in international tax rates on the probability...
Using a large international firm-level data set, we estimate separate effects of host and parent cou...
The last decade has witnessed an intensification in the global competition for foreign investment. I...
Low corporate taxes can help attract new firms. This is the main mechanism under-pinning the standar...