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Emerging Markets vs. Marketing Emerging Markets
2011Chenggong is shiny new town in China that seems to represent the epitome of the Chinese miracle. For years, Western media, economists, financial analysts, brokerage firms, pundits, government officials—and certainly the Chinese themselves—have perpetuated the concept of unlimited growth.
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Marketing Standardization by Multinationals in an Emerging Market
European Journal of Marketing, 1991This study examined the extent to which MNCs in Turkey standardize their marketing activities. The findings suggest that, in general, MNCs pursue higher levels of standardization when market conditions are similar among host and parent countries. The findings also suggest product category and industry, ownership structure and nationality of the parent ...
Muzaffer Bodur +2 more
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The S-Curve in Emerging Markets [PDF]
Comparative Economic Studies, 2008 The cross-correlation function between terms of trade and trade balance has been found to resemble a pattern that is labelled the S-curve. Support for this pattern has been provided for developed and less developed countries by previous research. This paper investigates the S-curve for 10 emerging economies and provides further support for the S-curve ...
Mohsen Bahmani-Oskooee +2 more
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Journal of Financial Intermediation, 2002
Do banks play a special role in developing economies? Or is economic development held back by inefficient banking systems? If so, how will world financial integration affect economic and financial development? These are some of the questions addressed in this symposium.
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Do banks play a special role in developing economies? Or is economic development held back by inefficient banking systems? If so, how will world financial integration affect economic and financial development? These are some of the questions addressed in this symposium.
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The Emergence of Organizations and Markets
2012The social sciences have sophisticated models of choice and equilibrium but little understanding of the emergence of novelty. Where do new alternatives, new organizational forms, and new types of people come from? Combining biochemical insights about the origin of life with innovative and historically oriented social network analyses, this book ...
Padgett, John Frederick, W. Powell
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What's Emerging in Emerging Markets?
The Journal of Investing, 2002The early 1990s saw great optimism over emerging markets. The public came to believe that governments worldwide were committed to economic reforms and greater transparency in markets. The low correlations of emerging markets with developed markets promised advantages to pioneer investors.
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Capitalizing on emerging markets
Thunderbird International Business Review, 2000Miller, R. (1998) Selling to Newly Emerging Markets, Westport, CT: Quorum Books, 274 pages, ISBN 1 56720 044 3 Dixon, J. and Newman, D. (1998) Entering the Chinese Market: The Risks and Discounted Rewards, Westport, CT: Quorum Books, 1 56720 137 7 Bullis, D.
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Innovation in Emerging Markets
2018Multinational companies (MNCs) have traditionally conducted R&D and other innovation activities in developed countries. At the same time, most local companies in emerging markets (EMs) have traditionally imitated and adapted rather than innovated. But recent years have seen a new phenomenon of MNCs conducting R&D activities in emerging markets,
George S. Yip, Shameen Prashantham
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The emergence and consolidation of the market
2021Chapter 2 explores the emergence of ‘neoliberalism’ as the dominant approach to politics and policy in the 1980s and the way in which this led to critiques of the state run model of the 1970s. It charts the subsequent emergence of the market model based upon the split between the commissioning of services and their provision, and the growing acceptance
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Innovation in emerging markets and the rise of emerging market MNEs
2013Introduction As recently as the late twentieth century the archetypical multinational enterprise (MNE) was a hub and spoke system with the hub located in an advanced market economy, the major nodes located in other advanced economies and the minor nodes located in the rest of world. The main challenge of such an MNE was balancing local responsiveness
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