Country of Origin Effects and New Financial Actors: Private Equity Investment and Work and Employment Practices of French Firms
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Country of origin effects Varieties of capitalism Private equity HRM strategies Propensity score matching method.Sujets proches
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This is a study of the effects of alternative investors on a range of work andemployment practices in France, paying specific attention to whether investors areindigenous or not. We use data from a detailed survey of French firms, and set ourresearch in the context of the literature on comparative capitalisms. We find that PEinvestments from abroad are associated with greater job insecurity, less spending ontraining, and lower wages, but French PE investments are not. We explore the reasonsbehind this variation, and the implications for theory and practice.