Despite the emerging consensus that most multinational enterprises (MNEs) are regional,
systematic theory explaining regionalization is conspicuously absent, and empirical findings …

В последние десятилетия про-должается глобализация экономических процессов, и
непрерывно, опережающими темпами по сравнению с выпуском, растут объемы …

Abstract Abstract and Key Results Several recent papers by Rugman and his colleagues
have improved our understanding of the regional concentration in the activities of the world's …

We develop hypotheses for the implications of regional economic integration on foreign
direct investment (FDI) from insider and outsider countries contingent on member nations' …

The transaction costs economics (TCE) perspective on regionalization suggests that
multinational enterprises (MNEs) would experience advantages from regionalization and …

It is an empirical regularity that the activities of multinational corporations are concentrated in
their home region. This has been shown to be the case for a majority of the 500 largest …

Contribution/Originality: Herzer & Schrooten (2008) and Desai, Foley, & Hines (2005) have
neglected the cross-sectional dependency issue in cross-country studies. Therefore, we …

The end of the twentieth century in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) will be remembered
for the collapse of centrally planned economies, civil wars, and political turmoil that gave …

Global economic expansion has been increasingly fuelled by the rapid growth in and
transformation of China and India along with the revitalization of Japan and the recovery of …