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A number of obstacles, many originating from political/government sources, adversely affect individual firms involved in operations outside of their domestic market. The purpose of this study was to investigate the role in which market access, existence of government policies, and market...
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Purpose – This study seeks to devise a research instrument designed to test the direct effects of technical and functional elements of the service encounter on behavioral intentions. Design/methodology/approach – Using data collected from eight different countries, the survey instrument was...
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The non-market environment exerts a tremendous influence on the ability of firms to operate effectively in international markets. This study investigates the relationship between market conditions and firm characteristics as predictors of specific firm-level political activities designed to...
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In the increasingly global environment, a fundamental question for many firms is whether to create a global strategy that will allow for the maximum use of existing product offerings and marketing activities through standardization, or to what extent unique adjustments are required for success...
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