Exporting and Performance: Evidence from Greek Firms

Gibson, Heather D.; Pavlou, Georgia

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“…The research of Atkin et al (2017) on Egyptian enterprises showed that exporting can significantly improve the technical efficiency of enterprises. Gibson and Pavlou (2017) found in a study of Greek enterprises that the export behavior of new exporters and continuous exporters significantly promoted the improvement of their productivity. Blalock and Gertler (2004), Mengistae and Pattillo (2004), Tucci (2005), Bustos (2011) and Bratti and Felice (2012) also confirmed the existence of export learning effect by using the data of enterprises in Indonesia, the African Community, India, Argentina, and Italy respectively.…”

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Research on the Influence and Mechanism of Cross-Border E-Commerce on the Quality of Agricultural Products Exported by China

Zhou

Ruan

et al. 2023

Journal of Global Information Management

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From the perspective of the implementation of China's cross-border e-commerce industrial policy, this study empirically tests the impact of cross-border e-commerce industrial policy on the quality of agricultural products exported by China through using the HS6-digit export data in CEPII-BACI database from 2006 to 2020 and adopting the Difference-in-Difference method. The research shows that the cross-border e-commerce industrial policy has a significant positive impact on the quality of agricultural products exported by China. The study also found that there is significant heterogeneity in the impact on agricultural products exported from different regions and with different quality levels. Finally, the mechanism test conclusion shows that cross-border e-commerce mainly promotes the improvement of export quality of agricultural products exported by China through export competition effect and export learning effect.

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Section: Mechanism Analysis and Propositionmentioning

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Research on the Influence and Mechanism of Cross-Border E-Commerce on the Quality of Agricultural Products Exported by China

Zhou

Ruan

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Journal of Global Information Management

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Exports-performance relationship in Russian manufacturing companies

Bykova

López‐Iturriaga

2017

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Purpose The purpose of this paper is to examine the relationship between export activity and firm performance for a positive impact of foreign direct investments (FDIs). The authors also analyze two possible causes of the effect: technology transfer and financial support. The theoretical background is rooted in the resource-based approach taking into account multinational companies’ perspective and the specifics of emerging markets. Design/methodology/approach The authors propose testable hypotheses based on a review of the theory. To test the hypotheses, the authors build a sample of over 500 Russian public manufacturing firms covering the period from 2004 to 2014 and estimate regression models. Given concerns about endogeneity, the instrumental variable approach for panel data, using the GMM-estimator, is implemented. Findings Consistent with the view that FDIs generate spillover effects, the results support the positive impact of foreign ownership on the link between exports and firms’ performance. The results underline the importance of foreign ownership: shareholders from developed countries can provide benefits to exporting companies through transferring advanced technologies and loosening financial constraints by lowering interest and raising availability of bank loans. Originality/value The authors provide new insights on the relationship between exports and firm performance. Given our focus on Russia, a market with high potential to draw foreign investments, the research sheds some light on how emerging country firms can benefit from having foreign shareholders with paying attention to geographical distribution of such investments. Specifically, through the overcoming of technological barriers and loosening of financial constraints, the authors show empirically that foreign capital can make up for weak local institutional infrastructure and enhance the company’s returns from internationalization.

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Qualité du management et Rentabilité des entreprises au Cameroun : le rôle des exportations

Bene

Onomo

2022

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Cet article analyse les relations entre la qualité du management, les exportations, et la rentabilité, à partir d’un échantillon de 187 entreprises camerounaises en 2013. Ces relations sont estimées par des équations simultanées pour corriger les biais d’endogénéité dans les liens entre ces variables. Les résultats montrent un lien direct et positif entre la qualité du management et la rentabilité, et un lien indirect via les exportations. Mais ces liens ne sont pas univoques. Lorsque le poids des exportations est supérieur à 75 % ou le ROA est inférieur à 5 %, il n’existe qu’un lien direct. Lorsque le ROA est supérieur à 5 %, il y a plutôt qu’un lien indirect.

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Exporting and Performance: Evidence from Greek Firms

Cited by 3 publications

References 35 publications

Research on the Influence and Mechanism of Cross-Border E-Commerce on the Quality of Agricultural Products Exported by China

Research on the Influence and Mechanism of Cross-Border E-Commerce on the Quality of Agricultural Products Exported by China

Exports-performance relationship in Russian manufacturing companies

Qualité du management et Rentabilité des entreprises au Cameroun : le rôle des exportations

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