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Adoption of foreign institutional practices and industrial development: Understanding the cross-level interaction effects
Foreign market knowledge has been at the epicentre of international business research for decades and differences in institutional practices across countries have been found to influence performance of internationalised firms. Dominant scholarship in this area has been significantly influenced by in...
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Graduate School of Business (GSB)
2022
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