Browsing NHH Brage by Subject "exit"
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Domestic labour markets and foreign direct investment
(Discussion paper, Working paper, 2003-06)We study how the labour market and industry uncertainty affect the investment decisions of multinational enterprises (MNEs). In an uncertain business climate, MNEs must take account of the future in deciding where to ... -
Domestic labour markets and foreign direct investment
(Working Paper, Working paper, 2005-12)We study how the labour market and industry uncertainty affect the investment decisions of multinational enterprises (MNEs). In an uncertain business climate, MNEs must take account of the future in deciding where to locate ... -
Multinational firms : easy come, easy go?
(Discussion paper, Working paper, 2000-10)Although many countries welcome inward investments by multinational firms (MNEs), it is often perceived that MNEs readily close down production in bad times. We study the choice of an MNE in deciding whether to establish ... -
Multinational firms : easy come, easy go?
(Working paper, Working paper, 2000-12)Although many countries welcome inward investments by multinational firms (MNEs), it is often perceived that MNEs readily close down production in bad times. We study the choice of an MNE in deciding whether to establish ... -
Multinational investment, industry risk, and policy competition
(Discussion paper, Working paper, 2001-12)In an uncertain business climate, multinational enterprises must take account of future exit costs in deciding where to locate a branch plant. We study how differences in national labour-market conditions between countries ... -
Size-based input price discrimination under endogenous inside options
(Discussion paper;4/21, Working paper, 2021-03-04)Individual retailers may choose to invest in a substitute to a dominant supplier’s products (inside option) as a way of improving its position towards the supplier. Given that a large retailer has stronger investment ... -
Within-group heterogeneity and group dynamics: Analyzing exit of microcredit groups in Angola
(Working paper;03/15, Working paper, 2015-01)The effect of within-group heterogeneity on the survival of social groups is theoretically ambiguous. A greater diversity of ideas, experience, and networks can have a positive effect on members’ benefits from group ...