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The rise and fall of multinational enterprises in Vietnam: survival analysis using census data during 2000-2011
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Date&time:
November 26, 2015. (Thursday) 12：30-14：00
Venue:
Theme:
The rise and fall of multinational enterprises in Vietnam: survival analysis using census data during 2000-2011
Abstract
Using
census
data
from
2000–2011,
we
examined
the
survival
of
multinational
enterprises
(MNEs)
located
in
Vietnam
using
Cox
hazard
models
with
time–variant
covariates.
Beside
enterprises'
characteristics
and
performance,
we
found
that
the
firm
characteristics,
structure
of
the
ownership
and
nationalities
of
the
foreign
partners
are
associated
with
the
probability
of
exiting,
which
suggests
that
a
joint–venture
between
a
foreign
partner
and
a
domestic
non–state
owned
enterprise
is
more
likely
to
exit
than
other
types
of
MNEs.
Also,
a
firm
with
a
greater
capital
share
owned
by
foreign
partners
was
found
to
survive
longer.
Furthermore,
time
cost
due
to
bureaucratic
procedures
and
inspections,
among
indicators
of
local
government
performance,
was
associated
with
a
greater
probability
of
MNEs
exiting.
Speaker：
Tien Manh Vu (Osaka University)
Chair:
Languages:
English
KIM, Jiyoung E-mail：Jiyoung_Kim
LEI, Lei E-mail：Lei_Lei
OSADA, Noriyuki E-mail：Noriyuki_Osada