Transnational Corporations and International Production notes (2nd edition)

This document contains an overview/introduction to The (OLI) Eclectic Paradigm, with all notes derived from academic work by Letto-Gilles (2012) and Dunnings (1977). The document covers the following: Ownership advantages Locational advantages Internalisation advantages The differences between the triumvirate of variables belonging to Dunnings Eclectic Paradigm

The content of this document are notes derived from academic writings, namely, journal articles and textbooks. Covers key thinkers on the topic of the variable I (internalisation) from the OLI paradigm in relation to FDI and the global business environment. More specifically it covers the following: Letto-Gilles Chapter 4: Hymers seminal work (neoclassical approach) Two strands of growth Motivation for firms to invest abroad Vertical integration Letto-Gilles Chapter 8: Internalisatio...

The content of this document are notes derived from academic writings, namely, journal articles and textbooks. Covers key thinkers on the topic of the variable I (internalisation) from the OLI paradigm in relation to FDI and the global business environment. More specifically it covers the following: Letto-Gilles Chapter 4: Hymers seminal work (neoclassical approach) Two strands of growth Motivation for firms to invest abroad Vertical integration Letto-Gilles Chapter 8: Internalisatio...

This document contains an overview/introduction to The (OLI) Eclectic Paradigm, with all notes derived from academic work by Letto-Gilles (2012) and Dunnings (1977). The document covers the following: Ownership advantages Locational advantages Internalisation advantages The differences between the triumvirate of variables belonging to Dunnings Eclectic Paradigm