Contextualization of Evolving Patterns in the Internationalization of Small Firms

Since the products from Company A are set at high and medium levels and products originally from Company B are set at low and medium market positioning, there is no

If, however, a beta with a more representative picture of risks associated with small private firms was to be used, i.e., a higher beta, the CAPM model would give a higher cost

Furthermore, as shown in the literature review, prior literature on the internationalization process of firms and the drivers and barriers related to

Factors such as avoid direct competition with large firms and provide opportunities for expansion would promote the process of internationalization of SMEs8. 

How does the perceived high market potential, with a high perception of risk (uncertainty) in the context of emerging markets, influence the changes in the internationalization

Consequently, little is known about the likely impact of the identified component factors of dynamic capabilities on the firm’s international performance as the outcome of the

In this study, networking capability (as relational-based FSAs), innovative capability (as innovative-based FSAs) and absorptive capacity (as learning-based FSAs) were

This paper is based on behavioral theory on internationalization, examining the effect of firms operations in the domestic market on experiential knowledge development in the