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Internal factors that stimulate the internationalization of companies in Peru's jewellery sector

Jara, Jhanira; Roman, Paola; Surichaqui, Roxy; … - In: Verslas : teorija ir praktika : Vilniaus Gedimino … 21 (2020) 2, pp. 792-803

The purpose of this research is to make known the internal factors that stimulate the internationalization of companies in the jewelery sector. We consider the qualitative approach at the descriptive level through semi-structured interviews with twelve major exporting companies in the jewelery...

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A dyadic perspective on determinants of entry choices in the global hospitality industry

Yang, Kun; Buschman, John D. - In: International journal of management and economics 53 (2017) 4, pp. 77-92

acquisition with management and franchise contracts, based on a resource-dependency perspective and appropriability theory. It … management contract when the franchisors' or management companies' proprietary knowledge attenuates. Contract activity is likely … to be renewed after the acquisition, once the management company has established a new form or a higher level of …

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An experiment on the effect of psychic distance on internationalisation of retailers

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Entry modes and liability of foreignness effects : evidence from Russian firms on the German market

Panibratov, Andrej Ju.; Ribberink, Natalia; Veselova, Anna - In: Organizations and markets in emerging economies 9 (2018) 1, pp. 106-122

Foreign subsidiaries are at a disadvantage as compared to domestic enterprises, which is especially the case for emerging market firms in more developed economies. In this paper we apply liability of foreignness (LOF) concept to address the issue of these disadvantages. We consider LOF effects...

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