Re-examining foreign subsidiary survival in a transition economy: Impact of market identity overlap and conflict

Hu, Chenguang; Li, Jiatao; Yun, Kyung Hwan

doi:10.1016/j.jwb.2023.101432

Cited by 9 publications

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“…(1.1) Property-right attribute (PRA): The type of ownership is a distinct form in China [43]. SOEs are essential policy tools in China, with resource advantages and important strategic positions [44].…”

Section: Variable Design (1) Conditional Variable Designmentioning

confidence: 99%

How Does the Government Guide Marine Resource Enterprises in China to Improve Their Business Performance? A Path Analysis Based on DEA-fsQCA

Wang,

Chen

2024

Water

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Policy guidance is a key driving force for improving the business performance of marine resource enterprises. This study establishes a DEA-fsQCA model, selects 42 listed marine resource enterprises as samples, analyzes the business performance improvement paths of marine resource enterprises, and proposes relevant policy recommendations for the government to guide marine resource enterprises to improve their business performance. The result shows that there are three different path models for the high business performance of marine resource enterprises based on their scale and property-right attributes: the “private green innovation” type, the “private green concentration” type, and the “state-owned incentive decentralized” type. According to the research results, this study suggests that, in the process of promoting the improvement of the business performance of marine resource enterprises, the Chinese government should promote the green development of enterprises, stimulate the technological innovation vitality of private marine resource enterprises, optimize enterprise executive incentive policies, and deepen the reform of mixed ownership in state-owned enterprises. Compared with previous studies, this article presents a fresh perspective on researching marine resource enterprises from a macro perspective and constructs a policy system for improving the business performance of different types of marine resource enterprises, providing valuable reference and guidance for the high-quality development of marine resource enterprises and the overall marine economy.

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Section: Variable Design (1) Conditional Variable Designmentioning

confidence: 99%

How Does the Government Guide Marine Resource Enterprises in China to Improve Their Business Performance? A Path Analysis Based on DEA-fsQCA

Wang,

Chen

2024

Water

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“…A service ecosystem incorporates the co-creation of value, resource mobilization and the involvement of institutions in linked mechanisms of service exchange (Russo-Spena et al, 2017). With a solid foundation of support from the partners in the ecosystem, a firm is more likely to compete aggressively across market niches (Hu et al, 2023) and use the technical infrastructures of competing businesses through a collaborative process to provide better service for their customers (Kansheba & Wald, 2020). Traditionally, a single business firm can only create value within its boundaries.…”

Section: Service Ecosystemmentioning

confidence: 99%

Exploring the effects of service ecosystem on IT SMEs performance in emerging economies: A moderated mediation approach

Masroor,

Nabi,

Alam

et al. 2023

E J Info Sys Dev Countries

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Service‐dominant logic viewpoints can be used to construct a model of value co‐creation in the service ecosystem by focusing on service provider‐beneficiary dyads and inter‐dyad interactions. However, the presence of institutional voids can hamper firm performance, even with an improved service ecosystem and value co‐creation. This study aimed to investigate the relationship between the service ecosystem of IT small and medium enterprises of Bangladesh and their firm performance through the mediation of value co‐creation and moderated mediation of institutional void. This study indicated that the service ecosystem positively impacts firm performance and value co‐creation. Additionally, the findings indicated that co‐creation within the service ecosystem leads to improved firm performance. However, the study also found that institutional void can have a significant moderating effect. This research makes a valuable contribution to the literature on service ecosystem and firm performance by examining the role of value co‐creation as a mediator.

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“…To date, parent-, subsidiary-, industry-, and institution-level factors are the primary foci of foreign divestment antecedents (see Table W1 in the Web Appendix for a review). At the institution level, host country institutions are identified as crucial antecedents of foreign divestment, as summarized in Table 1 (Hu, Li, and Yun 2023). There are abundant investigations into host country institutions from political, economic, and sociocultural perspectives.…”

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The Karmic Debt of Pollution Haven Hypothesis: Subnational Environmental Regulatory Pressure and Foreign Divestment from an Emerging Market

Niu,

Wang

2023

Journal of International Marketing

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The pollution haven hypothesis (PHH) is widely used to explain the predatory relocation of foreign investors to emerging markets. However, the long-term effect of the PHH remains a mystery, given the natural evolution of environmental regulations. This study proposes that the likelihood of foreign divestment in the emerging market increases when the regional environmental regulatory pressure becomes more stringent. Empirical support is obtained through a Cox proportional hazard model of 402 international joint ventures established in China in 2000, whose foreign divestment status is traced until 2017. The findings support the karmic debt of the PHH, that is, foreign investors’ focus on avoiding environmental regulatory costs by relocating to emerging markets in the short run will backfire in the long run unless they bring something of value to the host market.

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Re-examining foreign subsidiary survival in a transition economy: Impact of market identity overlap and conflict

Cited by 9 publications

References 82 publications

How Does the Government Guide Marine Resource Enterprises in China to Improve Their Business Performance? A Path Analysis Based on DEA-fsQCA

How Does the Government Guide Marine Resource Enterprises in China to Improve Their Business Performance? A Path Analysis Based on DEA-fsQCA

Exploring the effects of service ecosystem on IT SMEs performance in emerging economies: A moderated mediation approach

The Karmic Debt of Pollution Haven Hypothesis: Subnational Environmental Regulatory Pressure and Foreign Divestment from an Emerging Market

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