The Organization of Firms in a Global Economy

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Internationalization and Innovation of Firms: Evidence and Policy (2013, neutral): “Size – 4 category of firms’ size by number of employees: micro (10-19), small (20-49), medium (50-249), large (250+).”
The Global Agglomeration of Multinational Firms (2014, neutral): “…explore the geographic concentration of production activities.1 As highlighted in a growing literature led by Helpman, Melitz, and Yeaple (2004) and Antras and Helpman (2004, 2008), the economic attributes and organizations of multinationals are, by selection, di¤erent from those of domestic rms.”
Global Sourcing of Complex Production Processes (2014, positive): “The intuition for this result is similar as in Antràs and Helpman (2004, 2008): both the headquarter and the suppliers underinvest in the provision of their respective inputs, and this underinvestment problem is more severe for the headquarter (the mass of suppliers) the smaller (the larger) the…”
Organizing the Global Value Chain (2012, neutral): “After some simplification, the partial derivative of with respect to () can be written as: () = 1− (1− ()) 1−−1Φ() where: Φ() = µ 1− () 1− ¶ ∙Z 0 (1− ()) 1− ¸ − (1−) − − (1− ) (1− ) Z 1 ()(1− ()) 1− ∙Z 0 (1− ()) 1− ¸ − (1−)−1 .”