Journal article
Changing Receptivity towards TNCs in the Republic of Korea: Survey Results and Policy Implications
Transnational corporations, Vol.10(1), pp.119-137
01 Apr 2001
Abstract
During the past several years, an improved investment environment and active foreign direct investment liberalization measures have enabled the Republic of Korea to attract sharply increased flows of foreign direct investment. Receptivity towards foreign capital has also benefited greatly from significant and positive changes in attitudes towards foreign direct investment among local people. This note reports the results of a survey on recent changes in attitudes towards transnational corporations held by government officials and business leaders in the Republic of Korea and investigates the major determinants of changes in their assessment of transnational corporations, using econometric tools. It then discusses policy implications of these findings for host-country foreign direct investment policy makers and for the international business community.
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- Title
- Changing Receptivity towards TNCs in the Republic of Korea: Survey Results and Policy Implications
- Creators
- Bang JeonSe Ahn
- Publication Details
- Transnational corporations, Vol.10(1), pp.119-137
- Resource Type
- Journal article
- Language
- English
- Academic Unit
- Economics (School of Economics)
- Identifiers
- 991019335615604721