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On the Relationship between Firm Size, Resources, Age at Entry and Internationalization : The Case of Slovenian SMEs

Ruzzier, Mitja - 2017

Export marketing and international business literature support the view that firm size–a reflection of number of employees, and sales–is positively related to export intensity and is a distinguishing factor between internationalized and non-internationalized firms. According to the...

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Exploring the Internationalization Process, Behavior, and Patterns of Born Global Ride-Hailing Firms

Suhendra, Benedictus Andy; Neubert, Michael - 2021

The purpose of this study is to explore the internationalization process, behavior, and patterns of ride-hailing firms through the use of the born global firms (BGFs) internationalization model as a conceptual framework. The research method will be based on the purpose of the study. A...

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International entrepreneurship : linking entrepreneurial motivation, orientation and network relationship

Sekliuckiene, Jurgita - In: Amfiteatru economic : an economic and business research … 17 (2015) 38, pp. 327-341

entrepreneurial small and medium firms (SMEs). SMEs, which characterized by fast internationalisation of their activity from the very … proactiveness towards international opportunities. The paper argues that the accelerator of entrepreneurial SMEs is their being in … entrepreneurial SMEs into international markets, characteristics of entrepreneurial orientation as well as peculiarities of network …

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Born Local : Two Avenues to Internationalization

Acs, Zoltan J.; Terjesen, Siri A. - 2014

Are firms born Global? Because knowledge spillovers that lead to new venture creation are geographically constrained we believe that firms are born local. It follows that the decision to create sustainable new ventures is independent from the decision to internationalize, even if that is the...

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From bricks to brains : increasing the contribution of knowledge-based capital to growth in Ireland

Haugh, David - 2013

these firms and domestic SMEs, notably by establishing applied research centres. Entrepreneurship should be fostered by …

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Innovation, industrial dynamics and economic growth

Stadler, Manfred - 2015

We present a class of dynamic general-equilibrium models of education, innovation and technology transfer to explain the evolution of industries and aggregate growth in closed and open economies. Firms employ educated workers in order to develop higher-quality products. The realization of...

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Intellectual Property Currency : The First Blueprint for Global Intellectual Assets

Ziesemann, Cyndia - 2022

his essay places the first blueprint for the Intellectual Property Currency (IPC) funding that the International Central Bank for Intellectual Properties (ICB/IP) would issue to finance the implementation of intellectual capital and the generation of the next one. The blueprint formulates the...

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Intellectual Property Currency : The Second Blueprint for Global Intellectual Assets

Ziesemann, Cyndia - 2022

This essay places the second version of the blueprint for the Intellectual Property Currency (IPC), in which we have updated the first one with more detailed descriptions in depth. The IPC would be issued by the International Central Bank for Intellectual Property (ICB/IP) upon request when the...

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Global Start-Up Communities

Fenwick, Mark - 2016

Although economic globalization has transformed contemporary conceptions of space, location still matters enormously for both individual entrepreneurs seeking to develop a sustainable business and policy makers looking to foster entrepreneurship within a particular city or region. In making the...

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The Future of Capitalism : 'Un-Corporating' Corporate Governance

Fenwick, Mark - 2016

A corporate governance model built around hierarchical structures, in which authority and empowerment flows through the board of directors to management and eventually staff, and the board is responsible to shareholders (the owners) of a company, worked well in an era of industrial capitalism,...

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