Original paper
Intellectual Property Rights and the productivity effects of MNE affiliates on host-country firms
Abstract
In this paper we investigate the impact of increased Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) protection on the productivity effects that MNE affiliates exert on local host-country firms. Conceptually, we argue that IPR protection has two opposing effects: On the one hand, it weakens the productivity effects through reduced knowledge spillovers and increased monopoly power of MNE affiliates. On the other hand, it strengthens productivity effects...
Paper Details
Title
Intellectual Property Rights and the productivity effects of MNE affiliates on host-country firms
Published Date
Feb 1, 2016
Volume
25
Issue
1
Pages
419 - 434
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