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Title A Firm-Level Study Of The International Competitiveness: Theoretical Analysis And Empirical Findings
ID_Doc 76781
Authors Ma, N; Liao, M
Title A Firm-Level Study Of The International Competitiveness: Theoretical Analysis And Empirical Findings
Year 2006
Published International Journal Of Innovation And Technology Management, 3, 1
DOI 10.1142/S0219877006000685
Abstract An analytical framework for conceptualizing the issue of international competitiveness at the firm level is presented taking into account that the firms are increasingly being exposed to international competition. The model identifies three interdependent innovative capability dimensions, which offer insight into the sources of sustainable international competitive advantages over time: Technological capability, managerial capability and resource exploiting capability. The paper presents the challenges of these three components of innovative capability in an international context, and describes how a firm can develop and sustain competitiveness through the operation in the environment of globalization. Finally, based on data from 213 firms in the Beijing area, the paper proves that these three innovative capability components are closely related to international competitiveness. The study reinforces the importance of innovative capability composition in internationalization decision-making and suggests further research in this context.
Author Keywords International competitiveness; innovative capability; technological capability; managerial capability; resource exploiting capability
Index Keywords Index Keywords
Document Type Other
Open Access Open Access
Source Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI)
EID WOS:000211049600002
WoS Category Management
Research Area Business & Economics
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