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Multinationals, Technology and National Competitiveness (Hardcover)
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Multinationals, Technology and National Competitiveness (Hardcover)
Series: New Horizons in International Business series
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This path-breaking book examines the effects of multinationals on
the competitiveness of industry in the UK. The in-depth
investigation analyses how these firms gain access to technology
and questions whether or not multinationals, in their support of
local technologies, improve the potential and competitiveness of
local industry. The book discusses the evolution of multinationals
in the late twentieth century, the role of the UK in this evolution
and the theories of multinationals. It examines what these theories
imply for efficiency and welfare, and the policies which affect
multinational enterprises (MNEs). The authors consider the
strategic positioning of subsidiaries in the UK in relation to the
firm's overall global investment strategy. Using detailed empirical
surveys, they also look at the role of technology in multinationals
and how these firms' strategies are developing in regard to this.
The authors examine whether MNEs UK operations are dependent on
existing technology or whether they play a more positive role in
its local creation and use. Finally the role of decentralized
R&D in multinationals, and the status of this in the UK, is
considered. Multinationals, Technology and National Competitiveness
will be welcomed by those interested in international investment,
business strategy, technology and innovation and public policy.
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