Seminar - Cross-border and internationalization spillovers for scaling-up: Evidence from domestic and foreign multinational enterprises

International Business and Strategy Seminar Series

Presenter: Maksim Belitski, Henley Business School

Co-authored with Tatiana Stettler, Kent State University, William Wales, University of Albany and Jeff Martin, University of Alabama

Maks Belitski Staff Photo mtime20200630133126

Event information
Date	6 October 2021
Time	13:00-14:30 (Timezone: Europe/London)
Price	Free
Venue	Henley Business School
Event types: Seminars

Maksim Belitski of Henley Business School is giving a seminar presentation during the International Business and Strategy lunchtime seminar series on 6th October, at 13.00-14.30 in room 108, Henley Business School. If you would like to join the seminar online please contact department administrator Jana Oslejova.

Abstract:

The purpose of this paper is twofold. First, to apply the theoretical framework and empirical modeling of drivers of multinational enterprises (MNEs) scaling-up process. Second, to analyze how the region’s foreign knowledge sources affect the propensity and modes of scaling -up between domestic and foreign MNEs and the role of MNE ownership in this relationship. We use panel data for 44,256 UK-based foreign and 21,246 domestic MNEs during 2004-2017 to provide new evidence on how explicit and implicit foreign knowledge affects scaling-up in sales, market share and productivity. Implications for policymakers and managers of domestic and foreign MNEs are developed.