Border-busting microenterprises: handshakes and eye contact, not headshakes and binding contracts, the keys to stellar growth

Trust-based relationships impact foreign market success of NZ Micro-enterprises. Firms capable of building trust-based relationships as a springboard to foreign market entry and growth perform better than those reliant upon the protective mechanisms of a transactional cost approach. The implications...

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Main Authors: Pickering, P., Wong, David, Kingshott, Russel
Other Authors: Seung-Hee Lee
Format: Conference Paper
Published: Korean Scholars of Marketing Science 2012
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/11459
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Wong, David
Kingshott, Russel
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description Trust-based relationships impact foreign market success of NZ Micro-enterprises. Firms capable of building trust-based relationships as a springboard to foreign market entry and growth perform better than those reliant upon the protective mechanisms of a transactional cost approach. The implications of such findings are discussed.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-114592017-02-28T01:33:30Z Border-busting microenterprises: handshakes and eye contact, not headshakes and binding contracts, the keys to stellar growth Pickering, P. Wong, David Kingshott, Russel Seung-Hee Lee Relational mode Micro-enterprise Internationalisation Trust Governance form Trust-based relationships impact foreign market success of NZ Micro-enterprises. Firms capable of building trust-based relationships as a springboard to foreign market entry and growth perform better than those reliant upon the protective mechanisms of a transactional cost approach. The implications of such findings are discussed. 2012 Conference Paper http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/11459 Korean Scholars of Marketing Science fulltext
spellingShingle Relational mode
Micro-enterprise
Internationalisation
Trust
Governance form
Pickering, P.
Wong, David
Kingshott, Russel
Border-busting microenterprises: handshakes and eye contact, not headshakes and binding contracts, the keys to stellar growth
title Border-busting microenterprises: handshakes and eye contact, not headshakes and binding contracts, the keys to stellar growth
title_full Border-busting microenterprises: handshakes and eye contact, not headshakes and binding contracts, the keys to stellar growth
title_fullStr Border-busting microenterprises: handshakes and eye contact, not headshakes and binding contracts, the keys to stellar growth
title_full_unstemmed Border-busting microenterprises: handshakes and eye contact, not headshakes and binding contracts, the keys to stellar growth
title_short Border-busting microenterprises: handshakes and eye contact, not headshakes and binding contracts, the keys to stellar growth
title_sort border-busting microenterprises: handshakes and eye contact, not headshakes and binding contracts, the keys to stellar growth
topic Relational mode
Micro-enterprise
Internationalisation
Trust
Governance form
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/11459