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Spillover Effects from Multinational Corporations: Evidence from West Bengal Engineering Industries

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  • Rajdeep Singha

    (Institute for Social and Economic change)

  • K Gayithri

    (Institute for Social and Economic change)

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This paper attempts a critical review of existing spillover analysis and advances an alternative framework for examining spillover effects in a manufacturing industry context. It enables us to determine the extent of spillover effects in the presence of multinational companies in a host country. Using the primary survey data of the engineering industries from West Bengal, the paper analyzes spillover effects, and identifies the factors and conditions under which spillovers occur.

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  • Rajdeep Singha & K Gayithri, 2010. "Spillover Effects from Multinational Corporations: Evidence from West Bengal Engineering Industries," Working Papers 247, Institute for Social and Economic Change, Bangalore.
    • Handle: RePEc:sch:wpaper:247
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