Cultural Factors in Multinational Enterprise Location. The Case of Foreign Direct Investment in Thailand

The thesis explores the surge of foreign direct investment (FDI) by multinational enterprises amidst global crises, highlighting globalization's role in fostering economic integration. It discusses how advancements in communication and transportation are bridging gaps between nations, while emphasizing the importance of democracy and economic liberalization in optimizing resource utilization. The work also addresses cultural differences as a crucial factor in international relations, advocating for a focus on compatibility rather than divisions among diverse cultures.