Titlebook: Inside the Multinationals 25th Anniversary Edition; The Economics of Int Alan M. Rugman Book 2006 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmill

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Internalization as a General Theory of Foreign Direct Investment,private international financial investment. As a result neither factor price equalization nor goods price equalization has been observed. Further, there is a large volume of foreign direct investment and international production by the multinational enterprise (MNE), an activity which cannot be expl

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Multinational Banking and the Theory of Internalization,l banks have stable earnings, see Rugman (1979) Chapter 12 and Khoury (1980). What are the reasons for such a good performance? Are they to be found in the international environment, external to the multinational bank, or are they internal? Here it is argued that the latter explanation of earnings s

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Internalization and the Transfer of Technology, such as Canada. Since these global strategies are determined at the head office by the US parent firm it is necessary to recognize internalization as a generalized theoretical model of the MNE, or at least to appreciate that such a theoretical perspective is available, before engaging in either the

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The Regulation of Multinational Corporations,n their growth and economic impact on many nations in recent years. Undoubtedly multinationals are of great importance. Recently a new explanation of the multinational enterprise has been developed by economists, called the theory of internalization. In this section the implications of internalizati

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Conclusions: The Future of Internalization,nd out why the multinational enterprise is so important and we have tried to develop a theoretical explanation for its vitality. The theory focused upon the organization of the typical MNE and its internal market. It has been a difficult journey since the ramifications of internalization theory have