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Multinationals’ mode of entry with presence of vertical spillovers

Balsvik, Ragnhild
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2004-02
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Abstract
Multinationals’ mode of foreign expansion may depend on whether or not they expect

technological externalities or spillovers to generate new competition. Existing models

where ex-post spillovers affect the ex-ante entry choice usually study the choice between

exporting and FDI with horizontal spillovers. I consider a monopoly firm with a vertical

production structure that has four possible modes of entry, one of which includes outsourcing

of intermediate input production to a host county firm. Technological spillovers

in this model are vertical, generating threat of entry of a new intermediate input producer.

When outsourcing contracts are incomplete, vertical spillovers that generate threat

of entry upstream do not necessarily benefit the multinational in the downstream market.
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Norwegian School of Economics and Business Administration. Department of Economics
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2004:6

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