Resource flexibility, early internationalization and performance

Name: Resource flexibility, early internationalization and performance
Author: Erol, Işıl, Sapienza, H., Chu, Y.

Title	Resource flexibility, early internationalization and performance
Author	Erol, Işıl, Sapienza, H., Chu, Y.
Publication Date:	2016
Type	Book
Language	English
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	Özyeğin University
Library Asset ID	2-s2.0-85014825905
Record ID	a0164b3a-07a0-4df8-9367-b75f4003e02b
Library Location	International Finance
Date	2016
Sample Text	This study examines the effect of resource flexibility on the early internationalization and performance of international new ventures. We test our hypotheses using data from the Kauffman Firm Survey on 2424 newly founded new ventures in the USA. After controlling for the amount of total resources, we show that new ventures with more flexible resource configurations tend to internationalize earlier. In addition, we also find that resource flexibility helps international new ventures to perform better in terms of both international sales intensity and short-term revenue growth. However, we find no significant effect of flexible resource on the short-term survival of international new ventures.
Editör	Hytti, U., Blackburn, R., Fletcher, D., Welter, F.

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Resource flexibility, early internationalization and performance

Author Erol, Işıl, Sapienza, H., Chu, Y.

Publication Date 2016

Type Book

Language English

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Library Özyeğin University

Library Asset ID 2-s2.0-85014825905

Record ID a0164b3a-07a0-4df8-9367-b75f4003e02b

Library Location International Finance

Date 2016

Sample Text This study examines the effect of resource flexibility on the early internationalization and performance of international new ventures. We test our hypotheses using data from the Kauffman Firm Survey on 2424 newly founded new ventures in the USA. After controlling for the amount of total resources, we show that new ventures with more flexible resource configurations tend to internationalize earlier. In addition, we also find that resource flexibility helps international new ventures to perform better in terms of both international sales intensity and short-term revenue growth. However, we find no significant effect of flexible resource on the short-term survival of international new ventures.

Editör Hytti, U., Blackburn, R., Fletcher, D., Welter, F.