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Does foreign investment enhance domestic manufacturing firms labour productivity? Evidence from a quantile regression approach

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Ha, Van Thi Cam
Holmes, Mark
Doan, Tinh
Hassan, Gazi

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We provide new insights into the relationship between foreign investment and the labour productivity of domestic firms in the Vietnamese manufacturing industry. Using quantile regression analysis of a panel of firm-level data over a 2010-2015 study period, we find that the presence of foreign investment has a positive impact on domestic firm labour productivity through competition effects within the industry at the middle and high quantiles. We do not find significant evidence to support a positive relationship between foreign investment in downstream sectors and domestic firm labour productivity in upstream sectors, however. There are some indications that suggest a positive relationship between foreign suppliers in upstream sectors and labour productivity of domestic buyers in downstream sectors at the low and middle quantiles.

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Economic Change and Restructuring

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2037-12-31