Foreign Direct Investment and Economic Integration

Lenton and Wortley Hall, University of Nottingham, 29th - 30th June 2001 

Final conference programme.

• Doug Nelson (Tulane University)
  Integration, FDI and Labour Markets: Microeconomic Perspectives
  Discussant: Tim Harcourt (Australian Trade Commission)
• Karolina Ekholm (Stockholm School of Economics)
  Competion for Multinational Activity in Europe: The Role Played by Wages and Market Size
  Discussant: Eric Strobl (University College Dublin)
• Nauro Campos (University of Newcastle, CEPR)
  Out of caveats: the impact of foreign direct investment on growth in transition economies
  Discussant: Richard Upward (University of Nottingham)
• Holger Görg and Katharine Wakelin (University of Nottingham)
  The impact of exchange rate variability on US direct investment
  Discussant: Robert Anderton (European Central Bank)
• Frank Barry (University College Dublin)
  International capital mobility, public infrastructure and the effects of labour migration
  Discussant: Catia Montagna (University of Dundee)
• Sourafel Girma (University of Nottingham)
  European Integration and the Determinants of Entry by non-EU Multinationals in U.K Manufacturing
  Discussant : Nigel Driffield (University of Birmingham)
• Nigel Pain (NIESR)
  Fiscal incentives, European integration and the location of foreign direct investment
  Discussant: Peter Wright (University of Nottingham)
• Horst Raff (University of Kiel)
  Intra- and inter-industry linkages in foreign direct investment: Evidence from Japanese investment in Europe
  Discussant: Sébastien Jean (OECD)
• Rachel Griffith (IFS)
  Product market competition, efficiency and agency costs: an empirical analysis
  Discussant: Michelle Haynes (University of Nottingham)
• Reinhilde Veugelers (Catholic University of Leuven and CEPR)
  Undertakings and Antidumping Jumping FDI in Europe
  Discussant: Maurice Kugler (University of Southampton)
• René Belderbos (Maastricht University)
  Antidumping and foreign divestment
  Discussant: Adriaan Dierx (Economic and Financial Affairs, European Commission)
• Peter Neary (University College Dublin)
  FDI and the Single Market
  Discussant: Rod Falvey (University of Nottingham)