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Laszlo Tihanyi Robert E. Hoskisson Richard A. Johnson William P. Wan 《Management International Review》2009,49(4):409-431
• | This paper shows that the role of managerial incentives is highlighted by a relatively complex relationship between technological competence and international diversification. By studying a sample of Standard & Poor’s 500 member firms, we explore the relationships between technological competence, managerial pay, and international diversification. |
• | Results indicated a curvilinear relationship (an inverted U-shape) between technological competence and international diversification. |
• | In line with agency theory, contingent pay (stock options and bonuses) was positively related to international diversification. |
• | Beyond these direct effects, both contingent and non-contingent pay (cash compensation) moderated the relationship between technological competence and international diversification. |
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Factors affecting perceptions of the choice between acquisition and greenfield entry: The case of Western FDI in an emerging market 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
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• | This study provides a comprehensive account of foreign establishment mode strategies of firms investing in Turkey. The results of the logistic regression modeling provide support to the hypothesized relationships that take into account the impact of host country specific motives of MNEs on their choice between acquisitions and greenfield investments. |
• | The host country motives quality of inputs and market potential have significant negative coefficients, indicating that an MNE will favor the acquisition mode over a greenfield mode as the relative importance of both motives increases. |
• | The host country motive of investment risk has a significant positive coefficient, which increases the likelihood of the venture being a greenfield investment. |
• | Our results also show that the main investing firm specific and subsidiary level determinants of FDI modal choice identified in prior research also influence the establishment mode choice of Western MNEs when investing in Turkey. Parent diversity, previous commercial association, ownership pattern and resource-intensiveness of the target industry have the expected impact on the foreign investor’s choice between a greenfield investment and an acquisition. |
• | No support is found, however, for the impact of cultural distance and foreign parent size on establishment mode choice. Similarly, the control variables of home region of the investing firm, timing of entry and industrial sector of investment do not affect modal choice. |
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Lei Li 《Management International Review》2008,48(1):39-64
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• | This paper addresses production function and technical efficiency in the context of multinational enterprises (MNEs). It applies the stochastic frontier production function technique (SFPF) to investigating a sample of U.S. manufacturing MNEs and finds that an MNE normally encounters two phases of “liability of internationalization” in the course of international expansion. In addition, it shows that the firms with intensive investment in R&D and advertising development tend to alleviate or even avoid the “liability of internationalization” and enjoy a prolonged period of effective international expansion. |
• | The relationship between multinationality and meta production frontier (as well as technical efficiency) exhibits an upward horizontal S-curved relationship. |
• | R&D and advertising intensity (RDAI) positively affects the relationship between multinationality and meta production frontier (as well as technical efficiency). In the case of very high RDAI, the S-curve transforms itself into an upward monotonous curve. |
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– | Penrose’s (1959) theory of firm growth argues that firm knowledge and experience gives rise to “excess” resources which can be (re)deployed to explore and exploit productive opportunities leading, ultimately, to the achievement of firm goals. |
– | We examine this key insight on organizational slack in the context of expatriate managers within multinational enterprises (MNEs). |
– | Expatriates are not only a viable way of examining the Penrosian concept of slack but, as an unique element of MNE management, expatriates also provide an opportunity to develop new insights into international business theory. |
– | Using a large sample of MNE subsidiaries, we found that when host country experience is comparatively low, subsidiaries with “excess” expatriate managers are more likely to experience inferior performance. Alternatively, expatriate slack is associated with a higher likelihood of superior performance in the context of comparatively high host country experience. |
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• | Many variables have been studied, rather inconclusively, to determine behavioural differences of family firms and any impact on performance. This article focuses on just one under-researched variable: their international strategic choices or rather ‘configurations’. We compare 65 of the world’s top family firms with those of a matched sample of non-family firms. |
• | Results suggest that family firms’ ‘international ‘configurations’ were just as worldwide and profitable as those pursued by non-family firms. In the case of such large companies, researchers must consider this international dimension alongside other more acknowledged variables, if they are to advance understanding in this important emerging new field. |
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Learning through international acquisitions: The process of knowledge acquisition in China 总被引:2,自引:0,他引:2
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• | Research on the process of knowledge learning and absorption in acquisition context has emerged recently. Yet relatively less attention has been paid to the process of knowledge transfer and learning and its impact on successful acquisitions. |
• | This paper adopts a process perspective’ to investigate this issue. Based on four international acquisitions in China, it generates new theoretical propositions as well as practical managerial implications. |
• | Results reveal the types of knowledge acquired and how it is transferred and learnt to contribute to the success of international acquisitions. The knowledge acquisition and learning process in international context involve three stages: knowledge assessment, knowledge sharing and knowledge assimilation. |
• | Foreign acquirers tend to acquire complementary knowledge from local targets, adopt dual management structure and facilitate communications with local personnel in order to achieve the success of acquisitions and future operations. |
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Access to networks and commitment to internationalisation as precursors to marketing strategies in international markets 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
• | The role of networks and international commitment in the formation of internationalisation strategies has not yet been explored in international research. The present paper investigates these relationships in a sample of 206 Norwegian exporters. |
• | This article suggests that access to networks and commitment play significant roles in the formation of internationalisation strategies. Implications for management and research are discussed. |
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– | This paper proposes that multinational firms that are more capable in developing new managerial resources are less vulnerable to the Penrose effect in the process of international expansion. |
– | We hypothesize that firms were more capable to achieve growth in consecutive time periods when they send more expatriates to the local operations and when they have greater home experience before entering into the local market. |
– | The empirical results based on a sample of Japanese investments in the United States support our arguments. |
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– | This paper demonstrates the continued relevance of Penrose’s Theory of the Growth of the Firm (1959) (TGF) to explain MNE expansion patterns. |
– | Explaining MNE growth requires explicit attention to three elements not addressed fully by Penrose: (1) technology-based firm-specific advantages, (2) dynamic capabilities and (3) melding location-bound and internationally transferable knowledge, especially through astute human resources management. |
– | TGF includes foundational insights on the dynamic capabilities approach in strategy and contributes to assessing normative models in international strategy. |
– | Penrose did not appreciate fully the unique knowledge recombination challenges prevailing in international business, especially in the context of the large MNE. This uniqueness of knowledge recombination is the raison d’être of international business as a separate field of inquiry. |
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Assoc. Prof. Vikas Kumar Assist. Prof. Ajai S. Gaur Dr. Chinmay Pattnaik 《Management International Review》2012,52(2):175-192
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Does product diversification constrain or boost international expansion of business groups from emerging markets? What is
the role of international orientation and group resources in moderating this relationship? Given the dominance of business
groups as an organizational form in emerging markets and their recent international expansion, these research questions are
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Assist. Prof. Larissa Rabbiosi Assist. Prof. Stefano Elia Assist. Prof. Fabio Bertoni 《Management International Review》2012,52(2):193-212
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