Populism, Regime Characteristics, and MNC Location Choice
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Think all populist governments are bad for international business? Think again. In this episode, we unpack how populist regimes influence where multinational corporations invest, and why not all populist governments pose the same threat to foreign investment.
We break down:
- The Risk Spectrum: Why risk levels vary drastically across different populist regimes.
- Regime Choices: How a regime’s business orientation and immigration stance shift corporate calculus.
- Country Alignment: Why the relationship between a company’s home country and host government can make or break an investment deal.
Citation: Jandhyala, S., Kunczer, V. & Lindner, T. (2026). Populism, regime characteristics, and MNC location choice. Journal of International Business Studies. https://doi.org/10.1057/s41267-026-00878-3
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