What Do Multinational Firms Want from Cities? : Competitive Cities for Jobs and Growth, Companion Paper 5

The objective of this paper is to understand the factors driving the location decisions of multinational corporations. The paper uses literature-review and expert-interview techniques to understand what cities can do to be best positioned to attract international capital.

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Main Authors:	Zhu, T. Juni, Aranda Larrey, Yago, Santos, Valerie-Joy
Format:	Working Paper
Language:	English en_US
Published:	World Bank, Washington, DC 2016
Subjects:	TAX INCENTIVES TAX CODES WITHDRAWAL REGULATORY FRAMEWORK INVESTMENT PLANS EQUIPMENT CUSTOMER INVESTMENT PROMOTION LOCAL INFRASTRUCTURE MULTINATIONAL CORPORATIONS STOCK FOREIGN INVESTORS GLOBAL MARKETS INCOME INTEREST TRACK RECORD EXCHANGE OFFERINGS LOCAL GOVERNMENTS INVESTMENT PROCEDURES DEVELOPING COUNTRIES ASSET TYPE OF INVESTOR DEVELOPING ECONOMIES POLITICAL ECONOMY REVENUES PORTFOLIO MARKET SIZE INCENTIVES INFORMATION SHARING STARTUP TAX INCOME TAX INCOME STREAMS EXPORT BASE FOREIGN INVESTMENTS REGULATORY REFORM BUDGET MACROECONOMIC STABILITY FOREIGN INVESTOR LABOR MARKET JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE FOREIGN PORTFOLIO INVESTMENT CURRENCY ADVANCED ECONOMIES HOST COUNTRIES DEBTS FINANCES TRADING OPTIONS GLOBALIZATION GLOBAL INVESTOR MARKETS LOCAL GOVERNMENT RETURN CONNECTIVITY CONSUMER BASE INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS DIRECT INVESTMENT GLOBAL BUSINESS NATURAL RESOURCES DUE DILIGENCE REAL ESTATE FINANCE BROKER BANK POLICY TAXES TRANSACTIONS POTENTIAL INVESTORS EQUITY INCOME TAXES OPERATIONAL RISKS TRANSACTION INVESTORS DATA AVAILABILITY SYSTEMIC RISKS HUMAN CAPITAL GOOD POTENTIAL INVESTOR GLOBAL INVESTMENT FOREIGN PORTFOLIO FUTURE POLITICAL SYSTEMS VALUE REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT FOREIGN INVESTMENT INVESTMENT PROJECTS PROPERTY JOB CREATION SECURITY RISKS REAL EXCHANGE RATE MARKET REGULATORY BODIES LOCAL CURRENCY LOCAL INSTITUTIONS INVESTMENT POLICY NEW MARKETS INTERNATIONAL FIRMS MULTINATIONAL FIRMS INSURANCE REGIONAL INTEGRATION ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TRADE INTERESTS GOODS INVESTOR SECURITY DOMESTIC ECONOMY INVESTMENT NATURAL RESOURCE COMMERCIAL BANKS SHARE INVESTMENT CLIMATE BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT TANGIBLE ASSETS POLITICAL STABILITY PORTFOLIO INVESTMENT INVESTMENTS INVESTMENT INCENTIVES CHECK INVESTMENT NEEDS COMMUNICATION BUSINESS REGULATIONS WORLD INVESTMENT REPORT EXCHANGE RATE DOMESTIC INVESTORS INTERNATIONAL INVESTORS COMPETITION INVESTING
Online Access:	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/12/25658516/multinational-firms-want-cities http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23571

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spelling	okr-10986-235712021-04-23T14:04:15Z What Do Multinational Firms Want from Cities? : Competitive Cities for Jobs and Growth, Companion Paper 5 Zhu, T. Juni Aranda Larrey, Yago Santos, Valerie-Joy TAX INCENTIVES TAX CODES WITHDRAWAL REGULATORY FRAMEWORK INVESTMENT PLANS EQUIPMENT CUSTOMER INVESTMENT PROMOTION LOCAL INFRASTRUCTURE MULTINATIONAL CORPORATIONS STOCK FOREIGN INVESTORS GLOBAL MARKETS INCOME INTEREST TRACK RECORD EXCHANGE OFFERINGS LOCAL GOVERNMENTS INVESTMENT PROCEDURES DEVELOPING COUNTRIES ASSET TYPE OF INVESTOR DEVELOPING ECONOMIES POLITICAL ECONOMY REVENUES PORTFOLIO MARKET SIZE INCENTIVES INFORMATION SHARING STARTUP TAX INCOME TAX INCOME STREAMS EXPORT BASE FOREIGN INVESTMENTS REGULATORY REFORM BUDGET MACROECONOMIC STABILITY FOREIGN INVESTOR LABOR MARKET JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE FOREIGN PORTFOLIO INVESTMENT CURRENCY ADVANCED ECONOMIES HOST COUNTRIES DEBTS FINANCES TRADING OPTIONS GLOBALIZATION GLOBAL INVESTOR MARKETS LOCAL GOVERNMENT RETURN CONNECTIVITY CONSUMER BASE INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS DIRECT INVESTMENT GLOBAL BUSINESS NATURAL RESOURCES DUE DILIGENCE REAL ESTATE FINANCE BROKER BANK POLICY TAXES TRANSACTIONS POTENTIAL INVESTORS EQUITY INCOME TAXES OPERATIONAL RISKS TRANSACTION INVESTORS DATA AVAILABILITY SYSTEMIC RISKS HUMAN CAPITAL GOOD POTENTIAL INVESTOR GLOBAL INVESTMENT FOREIGN PORTFOLIO FUTURE POLITICAL SYSTEMS VALUE REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT FOREIGN INVESTMENT INVESTMENT PROJECTS PROPERTY JOB CREATION SECURITY RISKS REAL EXCHANGE RATE MARKET REGULATORY BODIES LOCAL CURRENCY LOCAL INSTITUTIONS INVESTMENT POLICY NEW MARKETS INTERNATIONAL FIRMS MULTINATIONAL FIRMS INSURANCE REGIONAL INTEGRATION ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TRADE INTERESTS GOODS INVESTOR SECURITY DOMESTIC ECONOMY INVESTMENT NATURAL RESOURCE COMMERCIAL BANKS SHARE INVESTMENT CLIMATE BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT TANGIBLE ASSETS POLITICAL STABILITY PORTFOLIO INVESTMENT INVESTMENTS INVESTMENT INCENTIVES CHECK INVESTMENT NEEDS COMMUNICATION BUSINESS REGULATIONS WORLD INVESTMENT REPORT EXCHANGE RATE DOMESTIC INVESTORS INTERNATIONAL INVESTORS COMPETITION INVESTING The objective of this paper is to understand the factors driving the location decisions of multinational corporations. The paper uses literature-review and expert-interview techniques to understand what cities can do to be best positioned to attract international capital. 2016-01-05T23:04:09Z 2016-01-05T23:04:09Z 2015-12 Working Paper http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/12/25658516/multinational-firms-want-cities http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23571 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Working Paper Publications & Research
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topic	TAX INCENTIVES TAX CODES WITHDRAWAL REGULATORY FRAMEWORK INVESTMENT PLANS EQUIPMENT CUSTOMER INVESTMENT PROMOTION LOCAL INFRASTRUCTURE MULTINATIONAL CORPORATIONS STOCK FOREIGN INVESTORS GLOBAL MARKETS INCOME INTEREST TRACK RECORD EXCHANGE OFFERINGS LOCAL GOVERNMENTS INVESTMENT PROCEDURES DEVELOPING COUNTRIES ASSET TYPE OF INVESTOR DEVELOPING ECONOMIES POLITICAL ECONOMY REVENUES PORTFOLIO MARKET SIZE INCENTIVES INFORMATION SHARING STARTUP TAX INCOME TAX INCOME STREAMS EXPORT BASE FOREIGN INVESTMENTS REGULATORY REFORM BUDGET MACROECONOMIC STABILITY FOREIGN INVESTOR LABOR MARKET JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE FOREIGN PORTFOLIO INVESTMENT CURRENCY ADVANCED ECONOMIES HOST COUNTRIES DEBTS FINANCES TRADING OPTIONS GLOBALIZATION GLOBAL INVESTOR MARKETS LOCAL GOVERNMENT RETURN CONNECTIVITY CONSUMER BASE INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS DIRECT INVESTMENT GLOBAL BUSINESS NATURAL RESOURCES DUE DILIGENCE REAL ESTATE FINANCE BROKER BANK POLICY TAXES TRANSACTIONS POTENTIAL INVESTORS EQUITY INCOME TAXES OPERATIONAL RISKS TRANSACTION INVESTORS DATA AVAILABILITY SYSTEMIC RISKS HUMAN CAPITAL GOOD POTENTIAL INVESTOR GLOBAL INVESTMENT FOREIGN PORTFOLIO FUTURE POLITICAL SYSTEMS VALUE REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT FOREIGN INVESTMENT INVESTMENT PROJECTS PROPERTY JOB CREATION SECURITY RISKS REAL EXCHANGE RATE MARKET REGULATORY BODIES LOCAL CURRENCY LOCAL INSTITUTIONS INVESTMENT POLICY NEW MARKETS INTERNATIONAL FIRMS MULTINATIONAL FIRMS INSURANCE REGIONAL INTEGRATION ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TRADE INTERESTS GOODS INVESTOR SECURITY DOMESTIC ECONOMY INVESTMENT NATURAL RESOURCE COMMERCIAL BANKS SHARE INVESTMENT CLIMATE BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT TANGIBLE ASSETS POLITICAL STABILITY PORTFOLIO INVESTMENT INVESTMENTS INVESTMENT INCENTIVES CHECK INVESTMENT NEEDS COMMUNICATION BUSINESS REGULATIONS WORLD INVESTMENT REPORT EXCHANGE RATE DOMESTIC INVESTORS INTERNATIONAL INVESTORS COMPETITION INVESTING
spellingShingle	TAX INCENTIVES TAX CODES WITHDRAWAL REGULATORY FRAMEWORK INVESTMENT PLANS EQUIPMENT CUSTOMER INVESTMENT PROMOTION LOCAL INFRASTRUCTURE MULTINATIONAL CORPORATIONS STOCK FOREIGN INVESTORS GLOBAL MARKETS INCOME INTEREST TRACK RECORD EXCHANGE OFFERINGS LOCAL GOVERNMENTS INVESTMENT PROCEDURES DEVELOPING COUNTRIES ASSET TYPE OF INVESTOR DEVELOPING ECONOMIES POLITICAL ECONOMY REVENUES PORTFOLIO MARKET SIZE INCENTIVES INFORMATION SHARING STARTUP TAX INCOME TAX INCOME STREAMS EXPORT BASE FOREIGN INVESTMENTS REGULATORY REFORM BUDGET MACROECONOMIC STABILITY FOREIGN INVESTOR LABOR MARKET JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE FOREIGN PORTFOLIO INVESTMENT CURRENCY ADVANCED ECONOMIES HOST COUNTRIES DEBTS FINANCES TRADING OPTIONS GLOBALIZATION GLOBAL INVESTOR MARKETS LOCAL GOVERNMENT RETURN CONNECTIVITY CONSUMER BASE INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS DIRECT INVESTMENT GLOBAL BUSINESS NATURAL RESOURCES DUE DILIGENCE REAL ESTATE FINANCE BROKER BANK POLICY TAXES TRANSACTIONS POTENTIAL INVESTORS EQUITY INCOME TAXES OPERATIONAL RISKS TRANSACTION INVESTORS DATA AVAILABILITY SYSTEMIC RISKS HUMAN CAPITAL GOOD POTENTIAL INVESTOR GLOBAL INVESTMENT FOREIGN PORTFOLIO FUTURE POLITICAL SYSTEMS VALUE REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT FOREIGN INVESTMENT INVESTMENT PROJECTS PROPERTY JOB CREATION SECURITY RISKS REAL EXCHANGE RATE MARKET REGULATORY BODIES LOCAL CURRENCY LOCAL INSTITUTIONS INVESTMENT POLICY NEW MARKETS INTERNATIONAL FIRMS MULTINATIONAL FIRMS INSURANCE REGIONAL INTEGRATION ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TRADE INTERESTS GOODS INVESTOR SECURITY DOMESTIC ECONOMY INVESTMENT NATURAL RESOURCE COMMERCIAL BANKS SHARE INVESTMENT CLIMATE BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT TANGIBLE ASSETS POLITICAL STABILITY PORTFOLIO INVESTMENT INVESTMENTS INVESTMENT INCENTIVES CHECK INVESTMENT NEEDS COMMUNICATION BUSINESS REGULATIONS WORLD INVESTMENT REPORT EXCHANGE RATE DOMESTIC INVESTORS INTERNATIONAL INVESTORS COMPETITION INVESTING Zhu, T. Juni Aranda Larrey, Yago Santos, Valerie-Joy What Do Multinational Firms Want from Cities? : Competitive Cities for Jobs and Growth, Companion Paper 5
description	The objective of this paper is to understand the factors driving the location decisions of multinational corporations. The paper uses literature-review and expert-interview techniques to understand what cities can do to be best positioned to attract international capital.
format	Working Paper
author	Zhu, T. Juni Aranda Larrey, Yago Santos, Valerie-Joy
author_facet	Zhu, T. Juni Aranda Larrey, Yago Santos, Valerie-Joy
author_sort	Zhu, T. Juni
title	What Do Multinational Firms Want from Cities? : Competitive Cities for Jobs and Growth, Companion Paper 5
title_short	What Do Multinational Firms Want from Cities? : Competitive Cities for Jobs and Growth, Companion Paper 5
title_full	What Do Multinational Firms Want from Cities? : Competitive Cities for Jobs and Growth, Companion Paper 5
title_fullStr	What Do Multinational Firms Want from Cities? : Competitive Cities for Jobs and Growth, Companion Paper 5
title_full_unstemmed	What Do Multinational Firms Want from Cities? : Competitive Cities for Jobs and Growth, Companion Paper 5
title_sort	what do multinational firms want from cities? : competitive cities for jobs and growth, companion paper 5
publisher	World Bank, Washington, DC
publishDate	2016
url	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/12/25658516/multinational-firms-want-cities http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23571
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What Do Multinational Firms Want from Cities? : Competitive Cities for Jobs and Growth, Companion Paper 5

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