#2936. Do institutional risk preferences exist in Chinese direct investments in ASEAN countries? A case study of Chinese-funded enterprises in Laos

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Abstract:
The article examines the direct investment of Chinese multinational enterprises (MNEs) in Laos. The results show that Chinese multinational corporations are not indifferent to the regressive institutional quality of host countries; the relationship effect and institutional distance are the ways in which the location decision is made, along with which institutional factors affect the investment of Chinese multinational corporations in Laos; political stability is essential for Chinese-funded businesses to invest in Laos, and the degree of corruption is an overestimated factor in institutional preference.
Keywords:
ASEAN; China; Institutional distance; Laos; Multinational enterprise; Relationship effect

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