Local density and foreign subsidiary performance

Article Abstract:

A study on the concepts of liability of foreignness and density dependence is conducted to examine the way local density within a host country affected performance, directly and indirectly through effects on market experience and strategic conformity. Results reveal that local density was negatively related to foreign subsidiary performance and that market experience was less beneficial in high-density environments.

Foreign operations, Business performance management

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Government corruption and the entry strategies of multinationals

Article Abstract:

The Multinational enterprises (MNEs) operating in host countries often encounter government corruption. A two dimensional framework is introduced to further the understanding of public sector corruption and identify its implications for MNEs.

Legal issues & crime, Government regulation (cont), Government regulation, Legal/Government Regulation, Laws, regulations and rules

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Coping with corruption in foreign markets

Article Abstract:

The economic disadvantages of political corruption upon foreign investments by multinational corporations are discussed.

World, Public affairs, Ethics, Foreign investments, Economic aspects, Ethical aspects, Foreign direct investment

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