Innovation and internationalization: relationship and implications for management and public policy.

Freixanet, Joan

doi:10.37335/ijek.v2i2.22

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“…Furthermore, the investments firms carry out in R&D need to be justified by a large enough amount of sales. Thus, many firms may be motivated to start an internationalization process out of their need to achieve economies of scale in their R&D budget; that is to say, with the goal to distribute innovation costs amongst more units (Freixanet, 2014).…”

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“…Governments and public administration, in general, must also decide whether innovation or internationalization policies will result in greater public benefits such as employment and economic growth. This means through the allocation of a public budget in order to foster firms' innovation or to use the resources to create export agencies and programmes that help firms grow internationally (Freixanet, 2014).…”

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Perceptions on effectiveness of public policies supporting entrepreneurship and internationalization

Campos¹,

Braga²,

Correira³

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PurposePublic policies provide a way for governments to influence the effectiveness of business strategies in the international marketplace. The main goal of this article is to show the importance of key aspects for policymaking at the national level and, secondly, to try to evaluate if public policies and programmes are effective in the entrepreneurship and internationalization of firms.Design/methodology/approachThe Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) data set was used to perform a multivariate analysis through multiple linear regression.FindingsThe economic and financial crisis that has plagued the world recently has incentivized entrepreneurs to be more creative and encouraged policymakers to be more effective in the important role they can play in economic growth. Thus, the findings indicate that government support can help firms be more entrepreneurial and increase their level of internationalization in the marketplace. The findings indicate that entrepreneurship is an important growth factor, so it is important to understand government support can be effective in stimulating business activity.Research limitations/implicationsThis study focusses on perceptions of government policy based on the GEM database, which means it is limited to subjective assessments rather than objective measures.Practical implicationsThe findings of this study will help business managers focus on their country of origin as a way to stress the impact of government policies on reputation in the international marketplace.Social implicationsGovernments need to acknowledge how their entrepreneurial policies regarding innovation and internationalization affect business success rate. This means emphasizing the trustworthiness and credibility of their policies.Originality/valueThis article highlights the need for more entrepreneurial policymaking that emphasizes government reputational affects in the success rate of firms in the international marketplace. This provides a way for firms to gain better recognition from country-of-origin effects but also for policymakers to prioritize international strategic efforts. By comparing data from different countries, the article highlights the different ways government policy can be utilized strategically in order to increase entrepreneurship and internationalization rates.

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Perceptions on effectiveness of public policies supporting entrepreneurship and internationalization

Campos¹,

Braga²,

Correira³

et al. 2021

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“…Innovatie is belangrijker geworden door de toenemende globalisering, wat leidt tot een steeds veranderende en meer veeleisende markt. In die globale markt is een competitief voordeel ten opzichte van de concurrenten zelden van lange duur, waardoor het aanpassingsvermogen van bedrijven aan deze continu veranderende internationale omgeving voorop staat (Freixanet, 2014). Een bedrijf kan hierbij kapitaal en arbeid anders of slimmer inzetten of nieuwe producten en diensten introduceren, waarmee het bedrijf de marktpositie behoudt of verstevigt (Voncken & van Roekel, 2019).…”

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De Nederlandse agrarische sector in internationaal verband

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Dit onderzoek is uitgevoerd door Wageningen Economic Research 1 en het Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek 2 in opdracht van en gefinancierd door het ministerie van Landbouw, Natuur en Voedselkwaliteit, in het kader van het Beleidsondersteunend/ onderzoeksthema 'Grüne Woche' (BO-43-014.01-032).Dit rapport beschrijft de ontwikkeling van de Nederlandse handel in landbouwproducten in 2019. Wageningen Economic Research en CBS maken in deze gezamenlijke uitgave, in opdracht van het ministerie van LNV, de eerste ramingen van de landbouwhandelscijfers voor 2019 bekend en voorzien deze van duiding. Daarnaast gaat het rapport in op hoeveel Nederland verdient aan de landbouwhandel, zijn patenten in de agro-industrie in kaart gebracht en is de R&D in het agrarische bedrijfsleven geïnventariseerd. Verder wordt onder andere het aantal agrarische dochterondernemingen in het buitenland beschreven. Voor de eerste keer wordt ingegaan op de milieuprestaties van de agrosector sinds 1995 en wordt voor een aantal producten inzicht gegeven in de hiermee samenhangende kennis of duurzaamheid.This report details the developments concerning Dutch trade in agricultural products in 2019. The first estimates of the agricultural data for 2019 are published as such in this joint publication by Wageningen Economic Research and Statistics Netherlands, commissioned by the Ministry of Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality (LNV). Furthermore, the report explains how much money the Netherlands earns through agricultural trade, lists agricultural industry patents, and inventories research and development in the agricultural sector. The number of foreign agricultural subsidiaries is also given. This report also describes the environmental performance of the agricultural sector from 1995 onwards. Insight is provided for a number of products regarding the knowledge and sustainability credentials relating to these products.Dit rapport is gratis te downloaden op https://doi.org/10.18174/511255 of op www.wur.nl/economic-research (onder Wageningen Economic Research publicaties).

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Innovation and internationalization: relationship and implications for management and public policy.

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Perceptions on effectiveness of public policies supporting entrepreneurship and internationalization

Perceptions on effectiveness of public policies supporting entrepreneurship and internationalization

De Nederlandse agrarische sector in internationaal verband

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