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The Literature Review on Multinational Corporations' Motives for R&D Internationalization

DU Hong-pin

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Based on the difference between subjects and objects of RD internationalization,this study divides the models of MNEs' RD internationalization into four categories,that is tradition,catch-up,modern and expansion. In addition,it elaborates the extant research on motivations of four modes of RD internationalization respectively.

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Based on the difference between subjects and objects of RD internationalization,this study divides the models of MNEs' RD internationalization into four categories,that is tradition,catch-up,modern and expansion. In addition,it elaborates the extant research on motivations of four modes of RD internationalization respectively.

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Based on the difference between subjects and objects of RD internationalization,this study divides the models of MNEs' RD internationalization into four categories,that is tradition,catch-up,modern and expansion. In addition,it elaborates the extant research on motivations of four modes of RD internationalization respectively.

Key concepts: Internationalization, Multinational corporation, Extant taxon, Economic geography, Business, Business administration, Political science, International trade

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