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This research sheds light on the relatively little-explored regional determinants of foreign direct
investment location choice behavior of business service enterprises. The sample contains 311
foreign direct greenfield investment activities in 55 of 355 potential metropolitan statistical
areas in the Unites States of America in the period between 2002 and 2012. By using the
conditional logit regression, the study strives to ascertain two mechanisms. First, the effect of
prior investments of business services that are active in the same sector were examined. Second,
the research investigates whether there is an influence of prior investments of potential client
companies that are active in manufacturing. Both mechanisms show significant positive results
suggesting imitation behavior as an influencing factor for the locational choice of a firms’
foreign direct investment.
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FDI Locational strategy Business services Competitive interaction
