A global database of foreign affiliate sales . a global database of foreign affiliate sales tani fukui ∗1 and csilla lakatos †2,1 1 us international trade commission. 2. center for global trade analysis, purdue university. july 2012. abstract. there is a severe lack of data describing foreign affiliate activity. to fill this gap,. Foreign affiliate exports of goods are thus alternatively taken as equal to 0.5 times the total outward affiliate sales, full total outward affiliate sales, value added or profits of outward fdi activities in goods industry (isic, rev. 3 industry 01-45). imports equal similar inward activities for goods industries.. Foreign affiliate sales, which marked strong sales growth over the period 2006 to 2012, specifically since 2009 onwards. in 2012 sales by service affiliates accounted for more than 80 percent of the € 103,095 bn in combined cross-border exports and foreign affiliate sales and over the period 2006 to 2012 this share has risen consistently..
There is a severe lack of data describing foreign affiliate activity. to fill this gap, we produce a new dataset to further the literature on the behavior of multinational firms. eurostat’s foreign affiliate statistics database, with a large number of sector-level, bilateral observations on foreign affiliate sales, provides a basis from. C majority-owned foreign affiliates only. a except for the united states, the data refer to sales by service foreign affiliates of home-based tncs less those by trading foreign affiliates as sales of the latter are mainly of goods. for the united states the data refer to sales of services by all foreign affiliates of united states tncs.. Statistics on the structure and activity of foreign affiliates (fats) provide information that can be used to assess the impact of foreign-controlled enterprises on the european economy. the data may also be used to monitor the effectiveness of the internal market and the gradual integration of.
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