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The Effects of Foreign Acquisition on Domestic and Export Markets Dynamics in China

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Jun Du
Sourafel Girma

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Using recent data from the Chinese manufacturing industry and the generalised propensity score, this paper establishes economically significant causal effects of foreign acquisition on domestic and export markets dynamics.

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Paper provided by University of Nottingham, GEP in its series Discussion Papers with number 08/04.

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Keywords: FDI; export; finance;

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