Multinational Business Review: Volume 14 Issue 1

The Relationship between Foreign Transfers and U.S. Companies’ International Strategies

John D. Daniels, Gary S. Insch

This paper relates the different motives for transferring employees internationally to the conduct of each major international strategy (multidomestic, global, and transnational)…

An Empirical Analysis of the Internationalization‐Performance Relationship Across Emerging Market Firms

B. Elango

This study tests for the relationship between internationalization and performance in the emerging market context using a sample of 719 firms from 12 emerging markets. This study…

Is There a Link Between Foreign Exchange Market Stability and Stock Market Correlations? Evidence from Canada

Matthew Q. McPherson

The link between foreign exchange and stock markets has numerous practical business implications. If international diversification strategies are to be successful, these markets…

Banking Bigness: Concentration of the World’s 50 Largest Banks

Edward Nissan, Farhang Niroomand

Industrial concentration is broadly defined as: a few firms controlling a substantial share (assets, revenues) of the market. In the banking sector, this paper shows that the…

Hedging Transaction Exposure Through Options and Money Markets: Empirical Findings

Kashi Khazeh, Robert C. Winder

This study compares the effectiveness of money market hedges and options hedges for both payables and receivables denominated in British pounds, German marks, Japanese yen and the…