Chinese multinationals: how do institutional factors affect their location patterns?

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Published 07-09-2011
Diego Quer Ramón Enrique Claver Cortés Laura Rienda García

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This paper analyses the impact of various host country institutional factors on the location patterns of 29 large Chinese multinationals. From a sample of 127 outward foreign direct investment (FDI) decisions made in 52 countries, our findings suggest that a greater difficulty in doing business and a high political risk in the host country do not discourage Chinese multinationals. However, the presence of overseas Chinese in the host country, a larger absolute host market size and a higher volume of Chinese exports to that country affect positively.

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Quer Ramón, D., Claver Cortés, E., & Rienda García, L. (2011). Chinese multinationals: how do institutional factors affect their location patterns?. Cuadernos De Gestión, 11(2), 77–88. https://doi.org/10.5295/cdg.100216dq
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