Linkages and Spill-overs between Transnational Corporations and Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises in Developing Countries - Opportunities and Policies

By T. Altenburg. 2000

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• Perspectives on multinational enterprises in emerging economies (2004, methodology): “Similar case evidence shows contributions of FDI during the inception phase of industrial clusters, such as the textile industry in Bangladesh and Mauritius (Rhee and Belot, 1990), and the electronics industry in Penang, Malaysia (Altenburg, 2000).”
• Does Foreign Direct Investment Increase the Productivity of Domestic Firms? In Search of Spillovers Through Backward Linkages (2002, unknown): “It has been suggested that domestic-market-oriented foreign affiliates tend to purchase more locally that export-oriented ones (UNCTAD 2000; Altenburg 2000; Belderbos et al. 2001).”
• MNC Strategies and Linkage Effects in Developing Countries (2009, background): “Through linkages, knowledge and technology may be transferred more effectively to the host country and new opportunities for local firm development will transpire (Lall, 1980; Altenburg, 2000; Görg & Grenaway, 2002).”
• Technology spillovers from foreign direct investment in Vietnam: horizontal or vertical spillovers? (2011, background): “…spillovers, foreign firms that serve local markets are more likely to have vertical linkages with domestic suppliers than export-oriented foreign firms because they need to adapt their products to local market conditions and tend to be more integrated into the local economy (Altenburg 2000).”
• MNE linkages in international business: A framework for analysis (2009, background): “A broad definition of linkages includes transactions between foreign subsidiaries and local businesses as well as nonbusiness entities like universities, training centres, research and technology institutes, export promotion agencies and other official or private institutions (Altenburg, 2000).”
• Donor approaches to supporting pro-poor value chains (2007, unknown): “20 Battat/ Frank/ Shen (1996); Altenburg (2000).”
• Determinant Factors of FDI Spillovers – What Do We Really Know? (2007, background): “…reason, but also because of the greater competition with domestic firms.8 It has also been argued that MNEs that are more focused on the local market establish greater inter-sectoral relationships with domestic firms, increasing the possibility of spillovers (Reuber, 1973; Altenburg, 2000).”