Regional Foreign Direct Investment and Wage Spillovers: Plant Level Evidence from the UK Electronics Industry

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Trade, Foreign Investment, and Industrial Policy for Developing Countries* (2009, background): “This includes Almeida (2003) for Portugal, Girma, Greenaway and Wakelin (2001) and Dri¢ eld and Girma (2003) for the United Kingdom, and Feliciano and Lipsey (1999) for the United States.”
Corporate Performance: Does Ownership Matter? A Comparison of Foreign- and Domestic-Owned Firms in Greece and Portugal (2005, background): “Blomstr ¨ om and Kokko (1998) establish theoretically the linkage between technology spillovers, technical efficiency of domestic firms and their effect on firms’ performance, while Barrel and Pain (1993), Blomstr ¨ om and Sj ¨ oholm (1999), and Dimelis and Louri (2002) find evidence that suggests”
Foreign direct investment and wage inequality : evidence from China (2011, background): “Driffield and Girma (2003) find a positive wage spillover effect, but note that it is confined to the region in which FDI takes place.”
Innovation, ownership and profitability (2009, background): “Driffield and Girma (2003) find that although externally-owned firms in the UK are more productive, they pay higher wages to an extent that outweighs the”
FDI and wage spillovers in Indonesian manufacturing (2004, background): “Driffield and Girma (2003) found wage spillovers in the United Kingdom, but only for white-collar wages.”