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Institutional Environments and Diversification Strategy of Emerging Market Firms
Journal of Interdisciplinary Economics, 2000This Paper develops an institutionalist analytical framework to explain diversification strategies of East Asian firms, using the concepts of market uncertainty and industry maturity. The highly diversified structure of East Asian firms is primarily due to demand shift caused by rapid income growth, the appropriation and adaptation of mature ...
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The Influence Of Market Situation On Diversification Strategy Of Companies' Activity
The 8th International Scientific Conference "Business and Management 2014", 2014Companies' diversification is analyzed in various aspects. It is generally recognized, that, as adaptation to market strategy, which can be both very successful and very unsuccessful, this phenomenon is controversial. There is a practical and scientific problem to highlight and analyze conditions for successful diversification activity.
Romualdas Ginevičius +2 more
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DIVERSIFICATION STRATEGY IN RUSSIAN COMMODITY MARKETS
Экономика и предпринимательствоВ статье рассмотрены сущность диверсификации производства, ее цель и направления развития. Диверсификация бизнеса является стратегически значимым действием компании, направленным на сохранение и распространение влияния на занимаемых рынках путём расширения объёмов предоставляемой качественной продукции, способной удовлетворить потребности ...
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Market reaction to banks revenue diversification strategy: evidence from India
Applied Economics Letters, 2019ABSTRACTThis paper examines whether revenue diversification by banks is beneficial using data from India for the period 1995–2018.
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Economia e Politica Industriale, 2016
Depending on the firm’s resources and capabilities, international distribution strategies may lead to either high market control (commercial subsidiaries) or flexibility and speed (collaborative or independent forms) in entering foreign markets. This strategic choice is particularly crucial for SMEs’ internationalisation strategies.
DI MARIA, ELEONORA, GANAU, ROBERTO
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Depending on the firm’s resources and capabilities, international distribution strategies may lead to either high market control (commercial subsidiaries) or flexibility and speed (collaborative or independent forms) in entering foreign markets. This strategic choice is particularly crucial for SMEs’ internationalisation strategies.
DI MARIA, ELEONORA, GANAU, ROBERTO
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Parboiling as a diversification strategy to improve rice market value in Senegal
2018This study used an experimental approach involving 144 rice shoppers in Dakar market to assess market value of parboiled rice compared to traditional white rice as consumed in Senegal. Four different rice types produced locally were used in the experiment: one standard rice, Sahel 108 white rice and three alternatives parboiled rice of Sahel 108, 134 ...
Fiamohe, R. +9 more
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Market Neutral Strategies as a diversification tool
2003In this paper I analyze the diversifation power of market neutral momentum-based portfolio strategies. I show that even without superior selection ability these strategies can increase significantly portfolio efficiency thanks to a low correlation level with the major market indices.
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Abstract Indonesia is one of the largest rubber producers in the world. However, it is very unfortunate that rubber exports have continued to fluctuate over the last 30 years, this shows the unstable performance of rubber exports. The stability of rubber exports must be supported by increased domestic rubber production.
HIJRI JULIANSYAH +4 more
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Research Policy, 2004
Abstract This paper analyses how the existence of competitive technology markets affects firms’ technology sourcing decisions, and their propensity to enter into new product markets. While the division of innovative labour has received increasing attention within the economic literature, this paper focuses on its managerial implications.
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Abstract This paper analyses how the existence of competitive technology markets affects firms’ technology sourcing decisions, and their propensity to enter into new product markets. While the division of innovative labour has received increasing attention within the economic literature, this paper focuses on its managerial implications.
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Navigating financial toxicity in patients with cancer: A multidisciplinary management approach
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022Grace Li Smith +2 more
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