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FDI, R&D and endogenous competitiveness

Pires, Armando José Garcia
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2008-01
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We analyze the influence of endogenous competitiveness on multinational activity. Competitiveness is endogenized by assuming that

firms differ on R&D commitment power, i.e.: some firms are leaders

in R&D. We show that firms with higher commitment power tend to

invest more in R&D and consequently also tend to be more competitive than rivals that lack such capability. As a result, firms with higher

commitment power have higher propensity to become multinationals

than firms with lower commitment power. In addition, the former

use the R&D leader advantage to compel the latter to not enter the

market or, in case of entry, to force them to adopt the domestic strategy. Therefore, in addition to the proximity-concentration trade-off,

we identify another FDI determinant: strategic technological competitiveness.
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Norwegian School of Economics and Business Administration. Department of Economics
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