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Return Behaviors of U.S. Based Multinational Companies

The goal of this paper is to research the level of global exposure that U.S. based multinational companies (MNCs) truly provide investors. In our view, although U.S. based MNCs do provide significant exposure to the international markets through revenue sources, they do not provide significant investment return diversification. However, some U.S. based investors believe that as a result of globalization, they can obtain significant global investment diversification through investment in U.S. based MNCs. The aim of this paper is to provide practical evidence, contrary to some investor’s belief, that U.S. based MNCs do not provide adequate exposure to the international markets comparable to that of a direct international investment to obtain the benefits of a globally diversified portfolio.