Eclectic paradigm Samenvattingen, Aantekeningen en Examens

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...

Summary of all the 26 articles we had to read for international business and trade. 1. Baldwin, Richard (2016), “The World Trade Organization and the Future of Multilateralism”, Journal of Economic Perspectives, 30(1), 95–116. 2. Bagwell, Kyle, Chad P. Bown and Robert W. Staiger (2016): “The world trading system: An overview”, Section 2 in: Is the WTO Passé?, Journal of Economic Literature, 54(4), 1128-1140. 3. WTO (2011), “The evolution of PTAs: stylized facts”, Section II.B....

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Discusses the Location element of the OLI Eclectic paradigm from the perspective of Dunnings also Porter on competitiveness. All content is derived from academic writings in the form of journal articles and textbooks. With direct and indirect quotes. Indicates what information is most relevant to exam questions. Dunning, 2001, pp. 173-190. Covers: How the OLI variables interlink, the relevance of Location in the framework, the role of governments in the Location variable, the effect of techno...

Chapter 3 :Treatment of Psychological Disorders;Total Assessment Guide (T.A.G.) Chapter 3: Treatment of Psychological Disorders Multiple Choice 3.1.1. Most mental health professionals today identify themselves with a. the psychodynamic paradigm. b. the cognitive-behavioral paradigm. c. the humanistic paradigm. d. no single paradigm. Answer: d. Difficulty: 1 Question ID: 3.1.1 Page Reference: 53 Topic: Overview Skill: Factual LO 3.1: What do treatments for psychological problems loo...

MNB3701 SM 1 ASSIGNMENT 1 AND 3 BEST STUDY GUIDE Anti-free trade arguments maintain that free trade agreements can result in: 1. an incremental increase in a country’s factory employment 2. a reduction in European Union membership 3. exports exceeding imports in a country’s economy 4. the stimulation of NAFTA’s trade goals. Question 2 Globalisation is often crystallised as “cross-border” trade and investments. But, this provides a limited perspective on what globalisation is. What, the...

MNB3701 SM 1 ASSIGNMENT 1 AND 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS FOR BEST REVISION GUIDE Question 1 Anti-free trade arguments maintain that free trade agreements can result in: 1. an incremental increase in a country’s factory employment 2. a reduction in European Union membership 3. exports exceeding imports in a country’s economy 4. the stimulation of NAFTA’s trade goals. Question 2 Globalisation is often crystallised as “cross-border” trade and investments. But, th...

MNB3701 –Final Exam Questions and Correct Answers 1. Anti-free trade arguments maintain that free trade agreements can result in: 2. Globalisation is often crystallised as “cross-border” trade and investments. But, this provides a limited perspective on what globalisation is. What then is globalisation? 3. “kenya’s growth potential is a sure reflection of the high growth being experience in East African economies”. It all points to the drivers of globalisation at work. These dri...

Summary of the article: The eclectic paradigm as an envelope for economic and business theories of MNE activity - Dunning (2000)