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International market selection for small firms: a fuzzy-based decision process
, 2014Purpose – This study aims to build and test an International Market Selection (IMS) decision process method that is able to capture, within a small firm’s risk-averse setting, the entrepreneur's experience, reduce cognitive biases, and preserve the ...
G. Marchi +3 more
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2008
Griffith Business School, Department of Tourism, Sport and Hotel Management ; No Full ...
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Griffith Business School, Department of Tourism, Sport and Hotel Management ; No Full ...
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, 2000
An increasing number of new venture firms are internationalizing their business operations early in their life cycles. Previous explanations of this trend have focused on the importance of technological knowledge, skills, and resources for new ventures ...
S. Zahra, R. Ireland, M. Hitt
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An increasing number of new venture firms are internationalizing their business operations early in their life cycles. Previous explanations of this trend have focused on the importance of technological knowledge, skills, and resources for new ventures ...
S. Zahra, R. Ireland, M. Hitt
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Journal of Management in Medicine, 1994
There are two potential types of “internal markets”. In Type I, the patient is treated only by “contracted” providers while in Type II, he/she is free to choose a provider. The rhetoric ofWorking for Patientsis Type II while the practice is Type I. Type I market with its contracting concept is a pernicious version of the line relationship that existed ...
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There are two potential types of “internal markets”. In Type I, the patient is treated only by “contracted” providers while in Type II, he/she is free to choose a provider. The rhetoric ofWorking for Patientsis Type II while the practice is Type I. Type I market with its contracting concept is a pernicious version of the line relationship that existed ...
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Licensing in an International Market
AIP Conference Proceedings, 2008We study the effects of entry of a foreign firm on domestic welfare in the presence of licensing, when the entrant is technologically superior to the incumbent. We show that foreign entry increases domestic welfare for sufficiently large technological differences between the firms under both fixed‐fee licensing and royalty licensing.
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Developing Construction Professional Services in the International Market: SWOT Analysis of China
, 2013Construction professional services (CPSs), such as architecture, engineering, and consultancy, are not only high value-added profit centers in their own right but also have a knock-on effect on other businesses, such as construction and the export of ...
Weisheng Lu +3 more
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International market selection and segmentation: perspectives and challenges
, 2011Purpose – This paper has two overall goals. The first is to serve as a broad overview of the literature on the subject theme, with three main objectives in mind: to highlight the complexities of international market selection or segmentation as a field ...
Nicolas Papadopoulos +1 more
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Journal of Consumer Marketing, 2000
Asserts that businesses in dominant economies tend not to market internationally but just export what sells in the domestic market. Provides examples of poor international marketing practices that have resulted from ethnocentrism. Suggests that the current strong economies cannot be complacent, as emerging economies and developments in communication ...
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Asserts that businesses in dominant economies tend not to market internationally but just export what sells in the domestic market. Provides examples of poor international marketing practices that have resulted from ethnocentrism. Suggests that the current strong economies cannot be complacent, as emerging economies and developments in communication ...
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An Unexplored International Market- The Art Market
Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science, 1983The international art market, largely ignored by scholars, is defined and described in economic terms. A brief review of literature on the subject is presented, followed by a discussion of the economic structure of this market. It has been found to be an example of oligopolistic competition, and when market performance was examined, it was found to be ...
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, 2018