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Corporate Multinational Flexibility Option and Bankruptcy Resolution

ORCID

Hyungkee Young Baek0000-0001-7923-0148

Document Type

Article

Publication Title

International Review of Management and Business Research

ISSN

2306-9007

Publication Date

12-2013

Abstract/Excerpt

This study is to examine the effects of a firm’s multinational flexibility option on the outcomes of Chapter 11 and durations in the process. For a sample of 403 U.S. companies that filed for bankruptcy protection under Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code, we find that multinational enterprises (MNEs) are more likely to emerge from Chapter 11 than domestic enterprises (DEs). Further examination finds that foreign sales ratio is not a significant predictor of successful emergence from Chapter 11, but foreign asset ratio and the number of foreign countries with a revenue-generating subsidiary improve the likelihood of emergence from Chapter 11, suggesting the advantages of multinational network such as operating flexibility, tax savings, and financing advantage.

Volume

2

Issue

4

First Page

937

Last Page

950

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