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Impact of Foreign Bank Presence on Foreign Direct Investment in China
China and World Economy, 2015AbstractWe analyze the impact of foreign bank presence on foreign direct investment (FDI) in China. The connection between the two could be particularly relevant for an emerging economy like China because the supply of financial services provided by banks may act as a constraining factor.
Steven Ongena
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Foreign bank presence, institutional quality, and financial inclusion: Evidence from Africa
Economic Modelling, 2021 Financial inclusion is recognized as a key factor for promoting social development, inclusive growth, equal opportunity, and human development. Despite the consensus regarding the importance of financial inclusion, little is known about its nexus with ...
Saroja Selvanathan +2 more
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Foreign Investment in the Presence of an Informal Sector
Economica, 1993In the context of a segmented economy in which the urban unemployed subsist in informalsector activities, Earl Grinols has recently questioned conventional wisdom whereby foreign investment with repatriated earnings is necessarily immiserizing for the host country.
Chandra, Vandana, Khan, M Ali
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The Impact of Foreign Bank Presence on Foreign Direct Investment in China
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2014We analyze the impact of foreign bank presence on foreign direct investment (FDI) in China. The connection between the two could be particularly relevant for an emerging economy like China because the supply of financial services provided by banks may act as a constraining factor.
Steven Ongena, Shusen Qi, Fengming Qin
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SEC monitoring of foreign firms’ disclosures in the presence of foreign regulators
Review of Accounting Studies, 2018SEC comment letters indicate that the SEC has reviewed the firm’s filings and identified a disclosure issue. Using the existence of an SEC comment letter as a proxy for SEC monitoring, we document a negative association between the level of SEC monitoring of foreign firms and the strength of those foreign firms’ home-country institutions, consistent ...
James P. Naughton +3 more
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Foreign and domestic multinational presence in the UK
Applied Economics, 1992The determinants of multinational presence in Uk manufacturing industry in 1979 are analysed. It is argued that maultinational presence may result from strategic interaction as well as other firm and industry characteristics. The determinants of both foreign and Uk multinational presence are estimated using a dataset that enables both types of ...
Kirsty Hughes, Christine Oughton
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1983
The foreign establishment in early republican China had many facets: territory, people, rights established by treaty or unilaterally asserted, armed force, diplomacy, religion, commerce, journalism, freebooting adventure, racial attitudes. This chapter describes briefly the dimensions of each of the principal guises in which the foreigner impinged upon
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The foreign establishment in early republican China had many facets: territory, people, rights established by treaty or unilaterally asserted, armed force, diplomacy, religion, commerce, journalism, freebooting adventure, racial attitudes. This chapter describes briefly the dimensions of each of the principal guises in which the foreigner impinged upon
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Foreign bank presence and business regulations
Journal of Financial Stability, 2016We examine the impact of foreign bank presence on a host countries’ business regulatory environment. We employ a panel dataset of 87 developing economies for the 1995–2013 period and measure the efficiency of business regulations using the indices from the Heritage and the Fraser datasets.
Georgios P. Kouretas, Chris Tsoumas
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Tariffs and quotas in the presence of foreign monopoly
The International Trade Journal, 1987The paper contrasts the effects of tariffs and quantitative restrictions in the presence of a foreign monopolistic exporter. It is shown that a tariff may induce a Lerner-type effect in the tariff-imposing country whereas a quota will necesarily have such an effect. More generally, a quota will worsen the terms of trade more than the equivalent tariff,
F. R. Casas, E. Gelbard
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