Parent-firm advantages and management control effects on subsidiary performance in emerging economies: a study of foreign direct investment in Thailand

Mao, Yunshi; Norkaew, Ornicha; Yangchun, Liu

doi:10.1080/13602381.2020.1726047

Asia Pacific Business Review

2020

DOI: 10.1080/13602381.2020.1726047

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Parent-firm advantages and management control effects on subsidiary performance in emerging economies: a study of foreign direct investment in Thailand

Yunshi Mao

Ornicha Norkaew

Liu Yangchun

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Excess is just as bad as deficiency: Parent director appointments and subsidiary innovation input

Wang,

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Zhang

2024

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Corporate parents are important to subsidiary development. Drawing on the parent–subsidiary relationship perspective, this paper examines the impact of parent director appointments on subsidiary innovation input. Although existing research indicates that disproportional board representation can enhance control, the literature is silent on the effects of proportional board representation. Using a sample of listed nonfinancial Chinese subsidiaries between 2007 and 2021, we find that parent director appointments in line with shareholdings significantly enhance subsidiary innovation input. The positive effect is more pronounced when the parent appoints an executive manager, and the subsidiary operates in regions with a favorable institutional environment. Based on the analysis of innovation willingness and resource, the mechanism test reveals that parent moderate appointment of directors can improve innovation input by alleviating financial constraints and fostering a greater appetite for risk.

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Excess is just as bad as deficiency: Parent director appointments and subsidiary innovation input

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Parent-firm advantages and management control effects on subsidiary performance in emerging economies: a study of foreign direct investment in Thailand

Cited by 3 publications

References 103 publications

Excess is just as bad as deficiency: Parent director appointments and subsidiary innovation input

Excess is just as bad as deficiency: Parent director appointments and subsidiary innovation input

The moderating role of R&D intensity on the association between external embeddedness and subsidiary product innovation: evidence from Vietnam

Is it possible for leading companies to affect the control system of their subsidiaries?

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