JapaneseFDI

A sample of 452 Japanese production units in Europe
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Maximum likelihood estimation of random utility discrete
choice models. The software is described in Croissant (2020)
<doi:10.18637/jss.v095.i11> and the underlying methods in
Train (2009) <doi:10.1017/CBO9780511805271>.

Yves Croissant

mlogit

Multinomial Logit Models

JapaneseFDI function

A dataframe containing :<ul>
<li>firm: the investment id,</li>
<li>country: the country,</li>
<li>region: the region (nuts1 nomenclature),</li>
<li>choice: a dummy indicating the chosen region ,</li>
<li>choice.c: the chosen country,</li>
<li>wage: wage rate in the region,</li>
<li>unemp: unemployment rate in the region,</li>
<li>elig: is the country eligible to european subsidies,</li>
<li>area: the area of the region,</li>
<li>scrate: social charge rate (country level),</li>
<li>ctaxrate: corporate tax rate (country level),</li>
<li>gdp: regional gdp,</li>
<li>harris: harris' market potential,</li>
<li>krugman: krugman's market potential,</li>
<li>domind: domestic industry count,</li>
<li>japind: japan industry count,</li>
<li>network: network count.</li>
</ul>

JapaneseFDI: Japanese Foreign Direct Investment in European Regions

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