Determinants and home-country effects of FDI outflows: Evidence from Latin American countries

Foreign direct investment (FDI) by Latin American companies has increased sharply since the beginning of the 2000s. While most investment flows correspond to firms from large economies (i.e. Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Mexico and Colombia), small economies have also witnessed the increasing internatio...

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Autores principales:	Padilla, Ramón, Gomes Nogueira, Caroline
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Lenguaje:	English
Publicado:	ECLAC 2015
Materias:	INVERSION EXTRANJERA DIRECTA EMPRESAS TRANSNACIONALES MODELOS ECONOMETRICOS COMERCIO INTERNACIONAL ANALISIS DE REGRESION ESTUDIOS DE CASOS FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT TRANSNATIONAL CORPORATIONS ECONOMETRIC MODELS INTERNATIONAL TRADE REGRESSION ANALYSIS CASE STUDIES
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spelling	oai-11362-389142020-03-06T16:50:27Z Determinants and home-country effects of FDI outflows: Evidence from Latin American countries Padilla, Ramón Gomes Nogueira, Caroline INVERSION EXTRANJERA DIRECTA EMPRESAS TRANSNACIONALES MODELOS ECONOMETRICOS COMERCIO INTERNACIONAL ANALISIS DE REGRESION ESTUDIOS DE CASOS FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT TRANSNATIONAL CORPORATIONS ECONOMETRIC MODELS INTERNATIONAL TRADE REGRESSION ANALYSIS CASE STUDIES Foreign direct investment (FDI) by Latin American companies has increased sharply since the beginning of the 2000s. While most investment flows correspond to firms from large economies (i.e. Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Mexico and Colombia), small economies have also witnessed the increasing internationalisation of their domestic companies. This study examines the strategies followed by multinational enterprises (MNEs) from Latin America when they decide to invest in other countries, highlighting differences by sector and issuer-country size. To that end a new database, which comprises quantitative information on the main operations abroad of Latin American enterprises (both greenfield, and mergers and acquisitions) was constructed, based on fDi Markets and Thomson Reuters Datastream. It also investigates the home-country effects of outward foreign direct investment (OFDI) by conducting a case study of Costa Rica through a representative sample of firms investing abroad. Abstract .-- Introduction .-- I. Conceptual framework .-- II. Recent performance of foreign direct investment in Latin America .-- III. Regression analysis .-- IV. Home-country effects of FDI outflows: The case of Costa Rican MNEs .-- V. Conclusions and policy recommendations. 2015-12-14T13:37:36Z 2015-08-26T15:05:07Z 2015-12-14T13:37:36Z 2015-11 Texto Documento Completo http://hdl.handle.net/11362/38914 LC/L.4060/Rev.1 LC/MEX/L.1187/Rev.1 LC/L.4060 LC/MEX/L.1187 en Serie Estudios y Perspectivas (México, DF) 166 application/pdf AMERICA LATINA COSTA RICA COSTA RICA LATIN AMERICA ECLAC
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topic	INVERSION EXTRANJERA DIRECTA EMPRESAS TRANSNACIONALES MODELOS ECONOMETRICOS COMERCIO INTERNACIONAL ANALISIS DE REGRESION ESTUDIOS DE CASOS FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT TRANSNATIONAL CORPORATIONS ECONOMETRIC MODELS INTERNATIONAL TRADE REGRESSION ANALYSIS CASE STUDIES
spellingShingle	INVERSION EXTRANJERA DIRECTA EMPRESAS TRANSNACIONALES MODELOS ECONOMETRICOS COMERCIO INTERNACIONAL ANALISIS DE REGRESION ESTUDIOS DE CASOS FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT TRANSNATIONAL CORPORATIONS ECONOMETRIC MODELS INTERNATIONAL TRADE REGRESSION ANALYSIS CASE STUDIES Padilla, Ramón Gomes Nogueira, Caroline Determinants and home-country effects of FDI outflows: Evidence from Latin American countries
description	Foreign direct investment (FDI) by Latin American companies has increased sharply since the beginning of the 2000s. While most investment flows correspond to firms from large economies (i.e. Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Mexico and Colombia), small economies have also witnessed the increasing internationalisation of their domestic companies. This study examines the strategies followed by multinational enterprises (MNEs) from Latin America when they decide to invest in other countries, highlighting differences by sector and issuer-country size. To that end a new database, which comprises quantitative information on the main operations abroad of Latin American enterprises (both greenfield, and mergers and acquisitions) was constructed, based on fDi Markets and Thomson Reuters Datastream. It also investigates the home-country effects of outward foreign direct investment (OFDI) by conducting a case study of Costa Rica through a representative sample of firms investing abroad.
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title	Determinants and home-country effects of FDI outflows: Evidence from Latin American countries
title_short	Determinants and home-country effects of FDI outflows: Evidence from Latin American countries
title_full	Determinants and home-country effects of FDI outflows: Evidence from Latin American countries
title_fullStr	Determinants and home-country effects of FDI outflows: Evidence from Latin American countries
title_full_unstemmed	Determinants and home-country effects of FDI outflows: Evidence from Latin American countries
title_sort	determinants and home-country effects of fdi outflows: evidence from latin american countries
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Determinants and home-country effects of FDI outflows: Evidence from Latin American countries

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