Liability of Foreignness and the Constitutive Legitimation of Foreign Firms in a Host Country
Abstract
We examine population density effects on foreign firms’ likelihood to exit from a host country. The lack of constitutive legitimacy is an important aspect of the liability of foreignness experienced by foreign firms. Both foreign firms from a focal firm’s home country and foreign firms from other countries can provide constitutive legitimation for the focal firm. These intrapopulation and interpopulation legitimation effects strengthen with a...
Paper Details
Title
Liability of Foreignness and the Constitutive Legitimation of Foreign Firms in a Host Country
Published Date
Aug 1, 2020
Journal
Volume
55
Issue
5
Pages
101111 - 101111
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