This study deals with the primary areas and the present dynamics related to entrepreneurial
capacity (EC); apart from this, it provides research directions in EC's research field that …

Using China as the research setting, this paper investigates the relationship between
economic policy uncertainty and corporate precautionary cash holdings. Empirical results …

In recent years many small, young firms have started internationalizing early and have
become 'born globals'(BGs). This study traces the phenomenon to five individual‐level and …

Entrepreneurs' new ventures pursue different strategies in international markets; some are
more committed to the foreign markets than others. Existing international management …

How do the three dimensions of geographic export diversification—namely,(1) export
intensity,(2) export scope, and (3) export destinations—interact in determining firm …

Business model innovation (BMI) is receiving increased academic attention as a tool for
gaining new or retaining existing firms' competitive advantages. This paper investigates …

Despite a growing number of studies on the survival of new ventures who pursue an
international entry strategy, research in this area is not yet conclusive. One line of argument …

Purpose Much of the extant evidence in the marketing literature posits that firms use
strategic alliances to share resources, costs and risks as paths to performance …

This study traces the early, rapid internationalization of small, young technology enterprises
(SYTEs) to the interaction between industry dynamism and resource constraints. The …

We hypothesize that foreign direct investment (FDI) benefits female entrepreneurs in
developing economies through a “social demonstration effect,” namely, by exhibiting norms …