"Globalization" and Vertical Structure

By J. McLaren. 2000

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Trade, FDI, and the Organization of Firms (2006, methodology): “See also Keith Head and John Ries (2003 for evidence from Japan; Sourafel Girma, Holger Görg and Eric Strobl (2004) for evidence from Ireland; evidence from the United Kingdom. proximity-con-centration trade-off, for which Brainard (1997) provides empirical evidence Namely, by choosing FDI instead o”
Vertical Integration in the Presence of Upstream Competition (2004, background): “45 The payoffs here are related to cooperative games in partition function form (see Myerson (1980) for a discussion).”
Property Rights and the International Organization of Production (2005, unknown): “The issue of internalization or control is crucial for gaining an understanding of multinational firms.1 Yet, most previous theories of the multinational firm draw their boundaries appealing to technological considerations, such as economies of scale or transport costs.2 In the three chapters of my…”
The boundaries of the multinational firm: an empirical analysis (2008, background): “Also affiliated with the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) and Canadian Institute for Advanced Research (CIAR).”
Do Prices Determine Vertical Integration (2016, unknown): “In particular, market thickness, demand elasticities, and terms of trade in supplier markets may have an impact on firms’ vertical integration decisions (e.g. McLaren, 2000; Grossman and Helpman, 2002; Legros and Newman, 2008).”
The impact of the global factory on economic development (2009, background): “In all these examples, the first half of the pairing is much less vertically integrated (McLaren, 2000).”
Outsourcing decision, product innovation and the spatial dimension: evidence from the Spanish footwear industry (2009, methodology): “The model proposed by McLaren (2000) investigates the influence of the openness to foreign trade on the vertical integration decision.”
Power inside the firm and the market: A general equilibrium approach (2002, background): “As is well known from the Dixit and Stiglitz model, the number of varieties nP depend on the size of the country L and on the degree of market power γ as given in the numerator.(17) With an increase in γ firms’ market power declines (product varieties become more similar and are better substitutes f”