Speed of Internationalization of New Business Units: The Impact of Direct and Indirect Learning
Abstract
To date, surprisingly little research has been devoted to speed, which is arguably one of the most important time-based dimensions of a firm’s internationalization process. We address this gap, focusing on the learning processes during internationalization of established MNEs’ new business units, in particular their accumulation of business knowledge and internationalization knowledge and the temporal order of their knowledge acquisition. We...
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Title
Speed of Internationalization of New Business Units: The Impact of Direct and Indirect Learning
Published Date
Sep 23, 2016
Volume
56
Issue
6
Pages
849 - 878
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