2007
DOI: 10.1002/cjas.3
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Human capital and SME internationalization: a structural equation modeling study

Abstract: This study uses a structural equation modeling technique to predict the internationalization of small and medium‐sized enterprises (SMEs) from the entrepreneur's human capital (dimensions: international business skills, international orientation, environmental perception, and management know‐how). While international orientation and environmental risk perception predicted internationalization, international business skills and management know‐how did not. The implications of these findings for research and pra… Show more

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“…DOI was classified under eight items, which were scrutinized as endogenous -latent, while export performance was scrutinized as an exogenous -latent variable. Literature on internationalization demonstrates that studies conducted with structural modeling were focused on human capital (Ruzzier et al, 2007), managerial attitudes (Javalgi et al, 2003), participation (Yip et al, 2000;Papadopoulos and Martin, 2010), performance (Hsu and Pereira, 2008), and domestic market experience and knowledge on internationalization (Blomstermo et al, 2004). The reason for preference of the structural equation model is to conduct a classification at the second order of DOI (See figure 1).…”
Section: Research Model and Hypothesismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…DOI was classified under eight items, which were scrutinized as endogenous -latent, while export performance was scrutinized as an exogenous -latent variable. Literature on internationalization demonstrates that studies conducted with structural modeling were focused on human capital (Ruzzier et al, 2007), managerial attitudes (Javalgi et al, 2003), participation (Yip et al, 2000;Papadopoulos and Martin, 2010), performance (Hsu and Pereira, 2008), and domestic market experience and knowledge on internationalization (Blomstermo et al, 2004). The reason for preference of the structural equation model is to conduct a classification at the second order of DOI (See figure 1).…”
Section: Research Model and Hypothesismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Taip pat aptinkama grupavimų pagal teorinę struktūrą (individualių žinių, įgūdžių, gebėjimų, išteklių ir kitų charakteristikų) ir santykius su rezultatais, t. y., pridėtinės vertės kūrimą (Ployhart et al 2014). Žmogiškasis kapitalas neatsiejamas nuo konkretaus individo ir pademonstruoja asmens per tam tikrą laiką įgytas žinias ir įgūdžius (Ruzzier et al 2007). Kadangi intelektinio kapitalo esmė -žinios, galima sakyti, kad intelektinis ir žmogiškasis kapitalas yra glaudžiai susiję.…”
Section: Apibrėžimas Mokslininkaiunclassified
“…Taip pat internacionalizacija yra laikoma viena svarbiausių ekonomikos augimą lemiančių veiksnių tiek išsivysčiusiose, tiek besivystančiose šalyse (Hessels, Parker 2013). Be to, pastebima internacionalizacijos nauda šalies vystymuisi, ekonomikos augimui, gerovei bei tarptautinei reputacijai (Ruzzier et al 2007). Įmonių internacionalizacijos vystymas -dar nepakankamai išplėtota sfera, todėl reikia veiksmingų sprendimų.…”
Section: Internacionalizacija Ir Jos Sąsajos Su Intelektiniu Kapitaluunclassified
“…Muzychenko (2007) studied international entrepreneurship through developing a global mindset emphasizing entrepreneurship education, who found a new way to contribute to facilitating international entrepreneurship and considered education as an effective vehicle for stimulate entrepreneurial activity should based on advancements in international entrepreneurship research. More recently, scholars studying international entrepreneurship have focused on the process of international entrepreneurship (Giamartino et al, 1993), and the role of the entrepreneur's education and global mindset in the internationalization (Ruzzier et al, 2007). These are important for the paper because we focus on the entrepreneur as the unit of analysis.…”
Section: International Entrepreneurshipmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), the personal resources of an entrepreneur become crucial since the internationalization process often centers around one such key person and their knowledge, experience, and network of relationships (Ruzzier et al, 2007). Once engaged in exploiting the opportunity, or in the process of internationalization, entrepreneurs are responsible for many internationalization-related tasks such as: evaluation of the opportunities, gathering information of the new market, availability of resources, and implementing internationalization strategies.…”
Section: The Important Role Of the Entrepreneur In The Internationalimentioning
confidence: 99%