Titlebook: North-South Globalization and Foreign Direct Investment; Essays in Internatio Jakob Schwab Book 2018 Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden GmbH, pa

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Jakob Schwabive method for increasing the speed of innovation (see Figure 1) while also providing a means for containing development costs and improving the quality of the end product (Gilbert 1995; Zairi, Youssef 1995). It has also been referred to as parallel versus linear processing of tasks (Millson et al.

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, a group head of Audi corporation‘s R&D depart­ ment, had been waiting for long to find a chance to advertise his idea of a four-wheel drive for passenger cars to one of the board mem­ bers. Favorable experiences had been collected in drive tests with the lItis, a jeep-like car developed for use in

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Jakob SchwabStudy on North-South foreign direct investment

摘要

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揭穿真相

Reaping the Gains: Specialization and Capital Flows,prominent Heckscher-Ohlin-Mundell paradigm states that the indirect trade of factors through commodities would replace incentives for international capital flows. Still, we observe both, international trade in goods and capital flows, and both in rapidly increasing volume over the past 50 years.

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The Mixed Blessing of FDI: Two-Way Capital Flows and Growth,zation show to be mixed at best (Kose et al., 2009). On a more refined level, we instead observe net flows of foreign direct investment (FDI) into developing economies, but at the same time, financial capital is flowing into the opposite direction – from developing and emerging economies into industrial countries – in almost equal amount.

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Like it or Not? How the Economic and Institutional Environment Shapes Individual Attitudes towards lobalization, and that this knowledge shapes their preferences over various policy issues such as protection, financial market regulation etc. In this chapter, we use a large surveybased data set to explore whether this conjecture is correct when it comes to individuals’ attitudes towards multinational enterprises (MNEs).