An inquiry into born-global firms in Europe and the USA

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The article defines born-global companies as those that internationalize at or near where they were founded, and examines key factors that drive their success. Findings from studies conducted in the United States and Denmark show that marketing competence and foreign customer focus foster success, as do differentiation strategy and product quality.

author: Knight, Gary, Madsen, Tage Koed, Servais, Per
Europe, Methods, International aspects, Comparative analysis, Corporate growth, Industry growth

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An illustration of modeling moderating variables in cross-national studies

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The usage of modeling moderating variable methods to analyze customer preferences in international markets is presented.

author: Garcia, Rosanna, Kandemir, Destan
Consumer preferences, Human behavior, Modeling behaviour, Modeling behavior

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The psychometric properties of eTail quality: an international investigation across product categories

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The interrelation between quality management and customer satisfaction in international markets is evaluated.

author: Ewing, Michael T., Caruana, Albert
Quality Control Management, Quality control, Customer satisfaction

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subjects list: United States, Management, Company business management, International marketing, Evaluation
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