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Bo Nielsen, Christian Asmussen and Anthony Goerzen
Introduction
Recent evidence suggests that multinational corporations (MNCs) pay increasing attention to sub-national locational factors at the state, municipality, and city level when considering a suitable foreign direct investment (FDI) site (Cheng, 2007). While macro-level theories of economic agglomeration and institutions have provided insights into this phenomenon, additional guidance from Economic Geography and urban economics would provide a fuller picture of sub-national variation in FDI location attractiveness. Since MNCs look for specific geographic locations that enhance ...
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