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Multinationals in sub-Saharan Africa : domestic linkages and institituional distance

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Perez-Villar, L

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TextPublication details: UNIDO ViennaAT 2014Description: iv, 29 pAction note:

9/18/14 EVELYND

Summary: Contributes to and consolidates insights from the literature on determinants of domestic linkages and analyses host country effects of South-South FDI by examining the impact of institutional distance as a significant determinant of domestic linkages. Focues on sub-Saharan Africa, a region that remains understudied due to the scarcity of quality firm level data and weak institutions which have commonly been pointed out as an obstacle to foreign investments.

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Contributes to and consolidates insights from the literature on determinants of domestic linkages and analyses host country effects of South-South FDI by examining the impact of institutional distance as a significant determinant of domestic linkages. Focues on sub-Saharan Africa, a region that remains understudied due to the scarcity of quality firm level data and weak institutions which have commonly been pointed out as an obstacle to foreign investments.

9/18/14 EVELYND

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