What factors differentiate between multiple and single foreign market servicing modes?

P. Dimitratos, K. Ibeh, Colin Wheeler

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    Abstract

    This research examines the unexplored theme of what variables may distinguish between firms with multiple and firms with single market servicing modes in foreign countries. Employing a holistic approach, the study draws upon evidence from international activities of 152 firms. The findings suggest that focus on emerging (vs. established) countries, implementation of collaboration strategy and membership in manufacturing (vs. service) sectors are the three differentiating variables for the market servicing mode. Interestingly, no environmental variable of either the foreign or the domestic market turns out to be a distinguishing factor.
    Original languageEnglish
    Title of host publicationMarketing, responsible and relevant?: proceedings of the 32nd EMAC conference, Glasgow 2003
    EditorsM. Saren, A. Wilson
    Place of PublicationStrathclyde, Scotland
    PublisherUniversity of Strathclyde
    Number of pages151
    ISBN (Print)0954292677
    Publication statusPublished - May 2003

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