Foreign-Owned Enterprises (FOEs) in the South Bay

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Foreign-Owned Enterprises (FOEs) in the South Bay

South Bay – foreign-owned enterprises Key points: Foreign firms contribute substantially to the South Bay Cities with high FOE concentrations perform better Foreign direct investment and trade are not always linked Foreign businesses are happy in Southern California

South Bay – foreign-owned enterprises Quiz! Which foreign countries have the most enterprises in the South Bay?

South Bay – foreign-owned enterprises Quiz! Which foreign countries have the most enterprises in the South Bay? 1) Japan: 370 firms

South Bay – foreign-owned enterprises Quiz! Which foreign countries have the most enterprises in the South Bay? 1) Japan: 370 firms 2) UK: 67 firms

South Bay – foreign-owned enterprises Quiz! Which foreign countries have the most enterprises in the South Bay? 1) Japan: 370 firms 2) UK: 67 firms 3) Germany: 54 firms

South Bay – foreign-owned enterprises Sector FOEs FOE Jobs Estim. FOE wages Wholesale Trade 174 8,360 $595,045,960 Retail Trade 121 3,789 $115,753,950 Transp and Warehousing 119 5,174 $277,074,619 Manufacturing 100 10,203 $705,038,211 Admin & Waste Mgmt 58 4,976 $205,342,933 Finance and Insurance 53 2,680 $241,669,116 Prof, Scient, & Tech Services 43 3,333 $264,339,974 Information 32 2,676 $155,704,186 Accomm and Food Services 27 961 $26,212,254 Health and Social Care 11 192 $11,571,521 Grand Total 765 43,532 $2,665,462,938 Based on IMPLAN zip codes data (2015)

South Bay – foreign-owned enterprises Source Nation Jobs % of All FOES Firms Est. Wages Japan 17,429 48.4% 370 $1,127,011,773 UK 6,543 8.8% 67 $371,862,011 Germany 5,712 7.1% 54 $367,394,507 Sweden 3,001 1.3% 10 $127,267,246 France 2,884 5.4% 41 $187,428,677 Netherlands 1,158 1.8% 14 $65,253,716 Canada 1,012 4.1% 31 $65,873,067 Australia 700 2.2% 17 $41,746,048 Ireland 655 1.0% 8 $45,940,999 Switzerland 628 2.9% 22 $37,130,236 Grand Total 43,532 100.0% 765 $2,665,462,938 Based on Dun & Bradstreet (2016) data

Imports and Exports by Country China Japan Source: USA trade online

FOE concentrations 1910 Airshow – Dominguez Hills Based on IMPLAN zip codes data (2015) 1910 Airshow – Dominguez Hills 2016 Aerospace in Los Angeles (color is industry, size is number of employees)

South Bay – foreign-owned enterprises Based on IMPLAN zip codes data (2015)

FOE concentrations Clustering analysis Cities with high FOE concentrations have: larger labor forces, lower unemployment rates, higher sales, more workers, and higher 3-year growth rates in sales Southern California cities with many FOEs benefit from agglomeration. Potential FOEs might benefit by locating in areas with high concentrations of FOEs, like the South Bay! Based on IMPLAN zip codes data (2015)

Positive experiences Based on IMPLAN zip codes data (2015)

Future investment Small numbers planning to relocate outside of region Based on IMPLAN zip codes data (2015)

Potential investment locations Southern California Rest of California Rest of USA Rest of World Based on IMPLAN zip codes data (2015)

Major FOE concerns Trade/investment restrictions Delays for business visas Taxes Labor costs Based on IMPLAN zip codes data (2015)

South Bay CGE model Sector IMPLAN LA County wages Estimated FOE wages Wages % of FOE in County Shock value (10%) Other mining $41.2 $41.0 99.5% 10.0% Water transport $301.4 $291.4 96.7% 9.7% Dairy farming $0.4 $0.2 57.4% 5.7% Insurance $5,688.7 $1,621.5 28.5% 2.9% Chemical mfg $1,654.9 $440.8 26.6% 2.7% Primary metals $439.8 $94.8 21.6% 2.2% Animal product mfg $236.2 $50.3 21.3% 2.1% Private transport $526.9 $92.6 17.6% 1.8% Banking $7,443.5 $1,048.9 14.1% 1.4% Electronics mfg $5,288.8 $622.9 11.8% 1.2% Private water utilities $32.3 $3.5 10.9% 1.1% Initial simulations reducing FOEs in 11 sectors by 10 percent: Economy-wide impacts -0.98% change in Output -1.08% change in GDP -1.23% change in Employment Based on IMPLAN zip codes data (2015)

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