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Ownership as a concept is defined as a set of rights and obligations related to assets, including the user rights, the profit rights, the control rights, and the disposal rights. Many modern corporations, notably publicly limited companies, are characterized by the presence of multiple owner types, giving rise to diverse ownership structures.
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Foreign Ownership and Wages in British Establishments [PDF]
Economic and Social Review, 2002 This paper uses the 1990-1998 Workplace Employee Relations Survey (WERS) panel data set to show that foreign establishments in Britain pay 13 per cent higher wages than domestic establishments. However, the differential disappears when we control for the skill structure within establishments.
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Liquidity and foreign ownership restrictions
Economics Letters, 1997zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Lau, Sie Ting +2 more
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Who is to Blame: Foreign Ownership or Foreign Funding? [PDF]
, 2014 We investigate whether the credit contraction that followed the global financial crisis is due to high foreign ownership or high reliance on foreign finding. We apply panel vector autoregressions to quarterly data for 41 countries and find that domestic credit growth is highly sensitive to cross-border funding shocks around the world.
Inessa Love +4 more
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2017
The theoretical assumptions are that foreign owned companies have strategic asset advantage which can cause, both, positive and negative effect on the host economy. The productivity gaps between foreign and domestic firms are related to ownership, however corrected for firm and industry characteristics some outcomes may differ.
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The theoretical assumptions are that foreign owned companies have strategic asset advantage which can cause, both, positive and negative effect on the host economy. The productivity gaps between foreign and domestic firms are related to ownership, however corrected for firm and industry characteristics some outcomes may differ.
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Worldview, 1974
The ownership of affiliates of international companies has become a critical issue in many host countries. Inevitably, the issue of ownership has become a serious matter for the parent companies. In the discussion that has developed, things are not always what they seem, or what is presumed to be the case.
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The ownership of affiliates of international companies has become a critical issue in many host countries. Inevitably, the issue of ownership has become a serious matter for the parent companies. In the discussion that has developed, things are not always what they seem, or what is presumed to be the case.
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Foreign Ownership and Market Entry [PDF]
Nordic Journal of Political Economy, 2001 When a firm wishes to sell in a foreign market, it can do so either by exporting to that market or by investing in a local production unit. The latter mode of servicing a foreign market is referred to as a foreign direct investment (FDI). International production has increased rapidly during the last two decades, and particularly since the second half ...
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Leverage and foreign ownership in Hungary [PDF]
, 1999 In this study enterprise leverage in Hungary is analysed with particular emphasis on the relationship between foreign equity investment and leverage. We examine the hypothesis according to which attracting foreign equity capital relatively early in the transition process might have resulted in relaxing the borrowing constraint for enterprises.
Ágnes Csermely, János Vincze
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Foreign Ownership and Audit Fees in European Listed Firms
European Accounting Review, 2022Paul PRONOBIS
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