1998
DOI: 10.17578/2-2-4
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Testing of the Positive-Multinational Network Hypothesis: Wealth Effects of International Joint Ventures in Emerging Markets

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“…Therefore, it is interesting to check the BRIC countries' effect on the FDI performances of MNCs. This was later developed into the positive-multinational-network hypothesis by Doukas and Travlos (1988); their empirical findings and later the findings by Prather and Min (1998) both support Kogut's theory. Kogut (1989) pointed out that the late 1980s had witnessed a significant evolution of academic interest in the multinational corporation.…”
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“…Therefore, it is interesting to check the BRIC countries' effect on the FDI performances of MNCs. This was later developed into the positive-multinational-network hypothesis by Doukas and Travlos (1988); their empirical findings and later the findings by Prather and Min (1998) both support Kogut's theory. Kogut (1989) pointed out that the late 1980s had witnessed a significant evolution of academic interest in the multinational corporation.…”
Section: Résumémentioning
confidence: 87%
“…Kogut (1989) pointed out that the late 1980s had witnessed a significant evolution of academic interest in the multinational corporation. This was later developed into the positive-multinational-network hypothesis by Doukas and Travlos (1988); their empirical findings and later the findings by Prather and Min (1998) both support Kogut's theory. Chen, Hu, and Shieh (1991) and Chang and Huang (2002) examined the wealth effect of multinational expansion and found abnormal return through joint ventures cases.…”
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confidence: 87%
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