Why Multinationals Pick Some Places, but Ignore Others | LSE GILD (Short Version)
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Channel: LSE · 2018 · Education
Addressing the growing disparity between the places plugged into 21st Century flows of investment, talent and knowledge, with those that aren’t is one of the defining challenges of our time. Cutting-edge research from the London School of Economics’ GILD team addresses this question head-on, using radical new techniques to explain why this is happening and, most importantly, what can be done. In this short film, David Arnold, Riccardo Crescenzi and Sergio Petralia dig deep into the heart of the issue. You can read more about the research behind these findings on the LSE GILD blog: blogs.lse.ac.uk/gild. Connect with the GILD team: Facebook (www.facebook.com/LSEgild) | Twitter (twitter.com/LSE_GILD, twitter.com/crescenzi_r, twitter.com/PetraliaSergio) Watch the full version of the film: blogs.lse.ac.uk/gild/coming-soon
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