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offer an IJV exit framework and corresponding propositions that apply resource dependence and learning theories. The … liquidation, internalization or sell-off. It extends the uni-directional notion of the current IJV learning theory and illustrates … that parental learning does not necessarily lead to an IJV's internalization, whereas absent learning does not inevitably …
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also encompasses both undergraduate and postgraduate education, as well as lifelong learning. The interactions no longer …
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environment learn about internationalizing. Building on the organizational learning and institutional literatures, and the concept … of international market AC. Furthermore, the second-hand experience feeds Indonesian manufacturing exporters’ learning in … both positive (e.g., buyers) and negative (e.g., suppliers and foreign multinationals in Indonesia) ways. In contrast, the …
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elaborating the character of entrepreneurs in Indonesia. We surveyed 357 entrepreneurs, 296 of them men and the remaining 61 are … indicates that entrepreneurs' performance in Indonesia are largely affected by family background, need for achievement … Indonesia compared with existing empirical studies conducted in developed countries. …
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В статье на основе статистических данных и результатов социологического исследования анализируется социальное положение современных торговцев городских...
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В статье дана характеристика деятельности купеческого сословия с использованием материалов дел III отделения Собственной его величества канцелярии, что дало...
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The payment cards market is a two-sided market. Cost sensitivity of both consumers and merchants for card services … influences total demand. Survey data of Dutch merchants shows that costs, and competition affect acceptance as well as … surcharging decisions. Merchants who find payment cards expensive are less likely to accept them and more likely to surcharge …
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) merchants. By comparing the Philadelphia trading community with its British counterpart, Liverpool, it is argued that in 1785 …
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Card issuers have mainly relied on rewards programs as their main strategic driver to increase debit and credit card payments. However, there is scarce evidence on the effectiveness of rewards programs. This working paper offers novel evidence on two key issues in this area using unique data...
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