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Where, is country-specific fixed effects; is time effect to account for trending; is random disturbance whose distribution is approximately normal; k is number of lags that can be determined using either information criteria: Akaike (1969), Hannan-Quinn (1979), Schwarz (1978).

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References

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Bettencourt L., Ostro A., Brow S., Roundtree R.,2002. "Client co-production in knowledge-intensive business services", California Management Review, Vol.44, No.4, pp.10-128

BastiE., Bayyurti E., Akin A., 2011. "A comparative performance analysis of foreign and domestic manufacturing companies in Turkey", European Journal of Economic and Political Studies, No.2, pp.134-135

Buckley P. J., Casson M.C., 1991. "The future of multinational enterprise", London, Macmillan

Brouthers K.D., Brouthers L.E., 2000. “Acquisition or greenfield startup? Institutional, cultural and transaction cost influences”, Strategic Management Journal, Vol.21(1), pp.89-97

Calof, J., Beamish, P.W., 1995. “Adapting to foreign markets: explaining internationalization”, International Business Review, Vol.4(2), pp.115-131

ECB, 2004., "Labor productivity developments in the euro area: Aggregate trends and sectoral patterns", ECB Monthly Bulletin, July

Hallaward-Driemeier M., Iarossi G., Sokoloff K.L., 2002. "Exports and manufacturing productivity in East Asia: a Comparative Analysis with Firm - Level Data", NBER Working Paper, No.8894, pp.1-31

Hamilton J., King R., 2006. The economic impacts of financial liberalization: Evidence from the capital markets, North-Holland, Amsterdam

Harvey A., Henry S., Wren-Lewis S., 1986. "Stochastic trend in dynamic regression models: An application to the employment-output equation", The Economic Journal, Vol.96(384), pp.975-985

Griffiths W., Judge G., 1992. "Testing and estimating location vectors when the error covariance matrix is unknown", Journal of Econometrics, Vol.54, pp.121-138

Mayer T., Meltzer H., 1999. "Money supply", in: Friedman, B.M., Hahn, F.H. (Eds.), Handbook of Monetary Economics", Vol.1(12), pp.357-396

Wang S., 1996. "Premium calculation by transforming the layer premium density", ASTIN Bulletin, Vol.26, pp.71-92

World Bank, 2009a. “World Development Report 2010: Development and Climate Change”, Washington D.C: the World Bank

World Bank, 2009b. “Global Monitoring Report 2009. Factsheet: Global Financial Crisis and Impact on Developing Countries”, Washington D.C: the World Bank

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Appendix

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Table 1. Name of the table. Name of the table
Name, name / Name name name / Name name name / Name name name / Name name name / Name name name / Name name name / Name name name
Row1 / 9.5 / 127.7 / 2989.0 / ... / ... / ... / ...
Row 2 / 1.4 / 135.6 / 12564.4 / ... / ... / ... / ...
Row3 / 2.7 / 179.0 / 7 138.5 / ... / ... / ... / ...
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Source: data from statistical data bank, ofg, 2009
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Table 2. Structure of foreign branches and subsidiaries of firms broken by country in the years 2009-2011
No of foreign entities
2009 / 2010 / 2011
TOTAL / 2747 / 2988 / 3178
of which:
Germany / 372 / 400 / 427
Ukraine / 348 / 356 / 355
Czech Republic / 228 / 346 / 270
Russia / 210 / 231 / 242
Romania / 131 / 150 / 159
Slovakia / 122 / 125 / 150
Hungary / 111 / 114 / 118
Lithuania / no data / 105 / 116
Belarus / 84 / 88 / 78
Cyprus / 83 / 102 / 131
Great Britain / 62 / 64 / 67
USA / 59 / 71 / 68
The Netherlands / 55 / 67 / 73
France / 45 / 67 / 68
Source: Own calculations based on data from the Central Statistical Office of Poland (GUS) (Operations of firms with foreign entities abroad, for the years 2009-2011, GUS, 2011, 2012, 2013).
Figure 1. Dynamics of structure of indicator (sample)
Source: data from statistical data bank, ofg, 2009
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Figure 2. ROA distribution
Source: Own elaboration