Redistribution of Resources: Sustainable System Mechanisms for Enterprise Migration

Abstract

The comprehensive reasons for the cross-regional flow of enterprises in their own economy are studied in this paper. Most traditional enterprise migration research focuses on the impact of a single factor. Even the research on the influence of multiple factors often ignores the interaction of various factors. Therefore, this paper proposes and logicalises the “push and pull” mechanism of enterprise migration to address the limitations of previous research. Through bibliometric analysis and investigation, we systematically think about the factors that affect the corporate migration mechanism and improve the Push-Pull Theory. Besides, by deploying a conceptual system dynamics model, this paper explains how various factors affect enterprise migration. In addition, we discussed how to adopt systems thinking to promote the development of emerging economies. We selected and tested 6 companies that migrated in China, and the results are in line with reality. The conclusion supports the theory that systematic thinking and decision-making influence corporate behaviour.

Modernisation of the Country in the Context of Social Environmental Sustainability: Example of Lithuania

“…They argue that as globalisation deepens, cross-border corporate migration and investment are widespread. However, due to market orientation or cost orientation, many firms choose to migrate within their own territory, which has implications for capital flows, personnel, and changes in market structure [24].…”

“…Scientific literature [16,[20][21][22][23][24] points out that infrastructure is a key prerequisite for the development and needs of national, regional and urban economies [32][33][34][35][36][37]. Studies and calculations by various researchers have shown that physical infrastructure correlates with GDP, labour productivity and investment [38].…”

Modernisation of a Country in the Context of Social Environmental Sustainability: Example of Lithuania

“…They argue that as globalisation deepens, cross-border corporate migration and investment are widespread. However, due to market orientation or cost orientation, many firms choose to migrate within their own territory, which has implications for capital flows, personnel, and changes in market structure [31].…”

“…The scientific literature [23,[27][28][29][30][31] points out that infrastructure is a key prerequisite for the development and needs of national, regional and urban economies [39][40][41][42][43][44]. Studies and calculations by various researchers have shown that physical infrastructure correlates with GDP, labour productivity and investment [45].…”

Retracted: Redistribution of Resources: Sustainable System Mechanisms for Enterprise Migration

“…This article has been retracted by Hindawi following an investigation undertaken by the publisher [1]. This investigation has uncovered evidence of one or more of the following indicators of systematic manipulation of the publication process:…”