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The determinants of host country spillovers from foreign direct investment: a review and synthesis ure.. The determinants of the size and scope of the spillover benefits have also been studied, but they are not as clearly and consistently documented as the existence and magnitude of the relevant externalities.

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Host country effects of FDI in the UK: recent evidence from firm data, as a consequence of rapid liberalisation of areas of tradeable activity. With the exception of the US, the changes in industrialised countries have been more gradual and in many cases almost imperceptible. Yet over this same period there has been a major increase in public awareness of, and sensiti

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Why do foreign-owned firms in the UK have higher labour productivity?,has been known for some time (Davies and Lyons, 1991). The UK is not unique in this respect: the same is true of countries such as the United States (Doms and Jensen, 1998) and Canada (Globerman .., 1994). For the UK, the productivity gap at the firm level has been documented by Oulton (1998b); simi

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,Sticky places in slippery space – the location of innovation by MNCs in the European regions,e a coherent set of new capabilities and source technological knowledge internationally (Cantwell, 1989; Teece .., 1994; Cantwell and Piscitello, 1999a). Although the majority of multinational corporations (MNCs) continue to locate a large proportion of their R&D in their home country, it is widely

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