Internalization Theory and Corporate International Finance

Abstract

Corporate international finance must consider the role of multinational rather than domestic corporations. The emphasis of the theory of internalization on market imperfections is significant in three areas of corporate international finance: international diversification, transfer pricing, and the financial structure of the multinational enterprise.

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