En analyse af de multinationale selskaber, der opererer i Danmark.
Torben Pedersen and Jan Rose Skaksen / Copenhagen Business School
By examining foreign multinationals in Denmark (as this is where we have solid data) we found that the Danish GDP today is DKK 50 billion higher than it would have been without these companies because
their productivity level is generally higher than the average Danish company.
Only 1.2 percent of companies in Denmark are foreign-owned. But these companies employ
more than 18 percent of the total number of employees in the private sector. And they create
21.5 percent of the value added and 27 percent of the Danish export.
If foreign-owned companies employed the same percentage of workers in the private sector as
in Sweden, then the Danish GDP would be around DKK 16 billion higher than it is at present.
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