2013
DOI: 10.1504/wremsd.2013.052363
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Cross national analysis of different systems of governance: developing versus developed economies

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“…As Chinese firms have moved further up the value chain to more advanced goods, they have also increased their need to access the sophisticated technology of mature markets (Birkinshaw, Bresman, & Håkansson ; Anand & Delios, ; Caiazza, ; Caiazza, & Ferrara, ; Carbonara, & Caiazza, ). Thus, cross‐border M&A has become the dominant vehicle for Chinese outward investment and is preferred to joint ventures and the establishment of overseas subsidiaries (Hitt, Harrison, Ireland, Best, ; Vasconcellos, & Kish, ; Zahra, Ireland, Gutierrez, & Hitt, ).…”
Section: What Drives Foreign Acquisitions?mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…As Chinese firms have moved further up the value chain to more advanced goods, they have also increased their need to access the sophisticated technology of mature markets (Birkinshaw, Bresman, & Håkansson ; Anand & Delios, ; Caiazza, ; Caiazza, & Ferrara, ; Carbonara, & Caiazza, ). Thus, cross‐border M&A has become the dominant vehicle for Chinese outward investment and is preferred to joint ventures and the establishment of overseas subsidiaries (Hitt, Harrison, Ireland, Best, ; Vasconcellos, & Kish, ; Zahra, Ireland, Gutierrez, & Hitt, ).…”
Section: What Drives Foreign Acquisitions?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Through REN, State Grid has now entered the African and Brazilian markets. This deal emphasizes Chinese corporations’ increasing propensity to search overseas for high‐growth markets to expand their assets via acquisitions of legacy holding firms in Europe, which adds a veneer of familiarity to the deal (Caiazza & Ferrara, , b, c).
Propositions 5: High performance in a multipolar world requires an ability to adjust a firm's market focus in response to shifting patterns of comparative advantage across geographies as different countries become relatively more or less attractive as markets for products or as sources of resources .
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Section: How To Achieve High Performance?mentioning
confidence: 99%