Determinantes en la Estrategia de Internacionalización para las Pymes: el Caso de Chile

Poblete, Carlos; Amorós, José Ernesto

doi:10.4067/s0718-27242013000100010

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“…There is another line of research more focused on individual aspects for internationalization than in institutional support. Poblete and Amorós (2013) propose that policies should focus on strengthening the human capital of individual entrepreneurs, instead of institutional aspects. For example, Martins et al (2015) investigate the mutual effects between the owner-manager’s commitment to innovation and the export behavior of companies.…”

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Entrepreneurship research in Latin America: a literature review

Lopez

Álvarez

2018

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Purpose The purpose of this paper is to focus on the state of entrepreneurship research in the Latin American context, with special emphasis on international entrepreneurship research developed in this region. Therefore, the aim and contribution are to identify the main themes in the literature about entrepreneurship and show the evolution of entrepreneurship research in Latin America to stimulate the research and provide future research lines. Design/methodology/approach The methodology is based in a systematic literature review, using 128 articles published between 2002 and 2018, in scientific journals in the region according to SCImago Journal & Country Rank. Findings The results show the evolution through the journals, authors, topics and methodologies used by the researchers. It is emphasized that there is a very low level of research in international entrepreneurship in Latin America. This result is coherent with higher levels of entrepreneurship in Latin American countries but very few oriented to international markets. This is one of the challenges considering the importance of this field. Originality/value Entrepreneurship is a field of study that has grown throughout history. Even so, in the Latin American context, research published in high impact journals is limited. This paper is the first systematic literature review and thematic analysis of research on the field of entrepreneurship in the Latin American context. In this way, it serves as encouragement for future research, providing possibilities and challenges within the field of study.

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Section: Resultsmentioning

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Entrepreneurship research in Latin America: a literature review

Lopez

Álvarez

2018

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“…Los resultados de la apertura económica se vieron reflejados durante los primeros años de implementación, en 1975 las exportaciones en dólares corrientes ascendían a 1.129 millones, para 1990 este valor llegó a ubicarse en 6.312 millones (Dingemans, 2016). En relación con lo anterior, la política pública ha hecho sus mayores esfuerzos en el fortalecimiento de asociaciones, institucionalidad y en la elaboración de tratados comerciales (Poblete & Amorós, 2013); al día de hoy, Chile cuenta con 26 acuerdos comerciales vigentes (Gobierno de Chile, 2018), convirtiendo a Chile en uno de los países que más tratados de libre comercio tiene, alcanzando mercados a nivel mundial, como lo muestra el gráfico 7, en donde se observa los diferentes mercados de mayor importancia para la económica chilena, resaltando el nivel de exportaciones hacía América Latina, Estados Unidos., China, La Unión Europea, Japón, Corea, entre otros.…”

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Una aproximación al desarrollo económico y competitivo de Chile

Carrión

Gómez

Murcia

2019

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El objetivo de este artículo es realizar una comparación de los principales indicadores macroeconómicos de Chile con las principales economías de la región. Luego, describir algunos factores como la institucionalidad, la gobernabilidad, la independencia de las instituciones financieras, las reformas tributarias, la competitividad y la apertura económica como piezas fundamentales para el crecimiento y desarrollo económico de Chile durante los últimos 30 años. En este sentido, las políticas fiscales, las reformas estructurales, la gestión de las metas inflacionarias, así como la generación de confianza y transparencia por parte del ejecutivo hacia el sector empresarial, han sido también fuente de crecimiento económico. Por último, se revisará los principales inconvenientes del modelo de desarrollo económico chileno, en donde se presentan los desafíos más grandes de este país en materia de desarrollo inclusivo, desigualdad, investigación y desarrollo y educación.

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“…Therefore, firms would be willing to perform international operations more quickly (Bell et al, 2001;Belso-Martinez, 2006;Crick, 2009;Knight and Cavusgil, 2004). Since has also been study in the context of some South American emerging economies (Poblete and Amorós, 2013;Felzensztein et al, 2015).…”

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Innovation and internationalization on the competitiveness of exporting firms

Soto

2018

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Purpose The purpose of this paper is to build a new theoretical model from the interaction between two theoretical approaches. This model can explain the development of organizational innovations from a specific type of knowledge that the firm generate when they face internationalization process. Also, the model shows the effects of the innovations on the performance and competitiveness of the firm. Design/methodology/approach Based on the literature review, this study connects empirical evidence in two aspects. First, the development of institutional knowledge from experiential learning of the firm in foreign markets. Second, the influence of organizational innovations on the market performance in exporting firms from South American emerging economies. Findings The main finding of this study is that the connection between two theoretical perspectives, internationalization process and innovation, it is possible by the international entrepreneurship (IE) field, because IE establishes that the opportunities are in international borders and the firms exploit these opportunities when they build new experiential knowledge associated with institutional conditions in foreign markets. And then, the firms are able to create product innovations and services innovations from this knowledge. Originality/value This study shows the theoretical base for explaining that in South American emerging economies the exporting firms can build their competitive advantages based on innovations that arise when they do business in foreign markets.

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Determinantes en la Estrategia de Internacionalización para las Pymes: el Caso de Chile

Cited by 19 publications

References 29 publications

Entrepreneurship research in Latin America: a literature review

Entrepreneurship research in Latin America: a literature review

Una aproximación al desarrollo económico y competitivo de Chile

Innovation and internationalization on the competitiveness of exporting firms

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