Industrial organization, Marketing, Panel data, International trade and Multinational corporation are his primary areas of study. His Industrial organization study incorporates themes from Specification, Competitor analysis and Portfolio. He studied Competitor analysis and Productivity that intersect with Manufacturing firms.
His Marketing research incorporates elements of Ambidexterity and Market value. In International trade, Rene Belderbos works on issues like Foreign direct investment, which are connected to Keiretsu, Investment, Economic geography, Investment incentives and Logit. His Subsidiary study in the realm of Multinational corporation connects with subjects such as Electronics manufacturing.
His primary areas of investigation include Multinational corporation, Industrial organization, Foreign direct investment, International trade and Marketing. The various areas that Rene Belderbos examines in his Multinational corporation study include Economic geography, Internationalization, International economics, Investment and Flexibility. Rene Belderbos combines subjects such as Productivity, Competitor analysis and Portfolio with his study of Industrial organization.
His work on Productivity model as part of general Productivity research is often related to Large sample and Complementarity, thus linking different fields of science. Rene Belderbos interconnects Competition, Market economy, Commercial policy and Profitability index in the investigation of issues within Foreign direct investment. His research integrates issues of Divestment and International business in his study of International trade.
Rene Belderbos focuses on Multinational corporation, Industrial organization, Economic geography, Diversity and Context. His Multinational corporation research is multidisciplinary, relying on both Option value, International business, Strategic management and Foreign direct investment. His work in Foreign direct investment tackles topics such as Market economy which are related to areas like Business economics.
Borrowing concepts from Incremental strategy, Rene Belderbos weaves in ideas under Industrial organization. His studies deal with areas such as Top management, Absorptive capacity and Internationalization as well as Economic geography. He interconnects Business administration, Value chain and Competitor analysis in the investigation of issues within Corporate governance.
His primary areas of study are Industrial organization, Multinational corporation, Absorptive capacity, Portfolio and Economic geography. Rene Belderbos undertakes interdisciplinary study in the fields of Industrial organization and Cross fertilization through his research. His Multinational corporation research focuses on Strategic management and how it relates to Investment strategy, Option value and Equity.
The Absorptive capacity study combines topics in areas such as Corporate venture capital and Panel data. His Portfolio research includes elements of Corporate governance, Supply chain, Value chain, Competitor analysis and Competitive advantage. His research in Economic geography focuses on subjects like Commerce, which are connected to Emerging markets, Value and Production.
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Cooperative R&D and firm performance
René Belderbos;Martin Carree;Boris Lokshin.
Research Policy (2004)
Heterogeneity in R&D cooperation strategies
René Belderbos;Martin Carree;Bert Diederen;Boris Lokshin.
International Journal of Industrial Organization (2004)
Complementarity in R&D cooperation strategies
René Belderbos;René Belderbos;Martin Carree;Boris Lokshin.
Review of Industrial Organization (2006)
Technological Diversification, Coherence, and Performance of Firms
Bart Leten;Rene Belderbos;Rene Belderbos;Bart Van Looy.
(2007)
Backward Vertical Linkages of Foreign Manufacturing Affiliates: Evidence from Japanese Multinationals
Ren E Belderbos;Giovanni Capannelli;Kyoji Fukao.
(2001)
The Location of Japanese Investments in China: Agglomeration Effects, Keiretsu, and Firm Heterogeneity
Rene Belderbos;Martin Carree.
Research Papers in Economics (2000)
Entry Mode, Organizational Learning and R&D in Foreign Affiliates: Evidence from japanese Firms
René Belderbos.
(2003)
The Productivity Effects of Internal and External R&D: Evidence from a Dynamic Panel Data Model*
Boris Lokshin;René Belderbos;René Belderbos;Martin Carree.
Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics (2008)
The determinants of expatriate staffing by Japanese multinationals in Asia: control, learning and vertical business groups
René A Belderbos;Mariëlle G Heijltjes.
(2005)
Technological Activities and Their Impact on the Financial Performance of the Firm: Exploitation and Exploration within and between Firms*
Rene Belderbos;Dries Faems;Bart Leten;Bart Van Looy.
(2010)
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