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knowledge-seeking FDI: a standalone construct

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International business

foreign direct investment whose location is chosen to gain access to host-country knowledge, especially by technologically lagging firms.

In international business, knowledge-seeking FDI refers to foreign direct investment whose location is chosen to gain access to host-country knowledge, especially by technologically lagging firms. This meaning comes from Chung (2002) in Management Science.[1]

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References

Chung, W., & Alcácer, J. (2002). Knowledge Seeking and Location Choice of Foreign Direct Investment in the United States. Management Science, 48(12), 1534-1554. https://doi.org/10.1287/mnsc.48.12.1534.440

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