2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.indmarman.2010.12.008
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Market orientation, guanxi, and business performance

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“…Guanxi helps mitigate aggressive feelings and encourages the development of kindness in business relationships. In situations of friction and conflict, guanxi reduces the use of power and prevents the escalation and manifestation of confrontation and conflict (Chung, 2011;Tse, Francis, & Walls, 1994), helping managers to reach satisfactory solutions and maintain the harmonious atmosphere (Hwang, 1998).…”
Section: Conflict and Guanximentioning
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“…Guanxi helps mitigate aggressive feelings and encourages the development of kindness in business relationships. In situations of friction and conflict, guanxi reduces the use of power and prevents the escalation and manifestation of confrontation and conflict (Chung, 2011;Tse, Francis, & Walls, 1994), helping managers to reach satisfactory solutions and maintain the harmonious atmosphere (Hwang, 1998).…”
Section: Conflict and Guanximentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As social capital, backed up by one's credibility, guanxi is cultivated and deployed for several reasons; for example, attaining favours and trust, accessing resource, gaining competitive advantages, acquiring legitimacy (Park & Luo, 2001;Chen et al, 2013) and showing off one's influence and face, which refers to one's reputation and prestige in the Chinese context (Lee & Dawes, 2005). Business and firms are therefore encouraged to employ guanxi as significant governance structure, in order to reduce their environmental uncertainty and network members' opportunistic behaviour (Chung, 2011;Standifird & Marshall, 2000).…”
Section: Guanxi Theoretical Perspectivesmentioning
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“…Guanxi, as a kind of special Chinese culture [9], is closely related to the management of the enterprise, especially for the international construction project, and the importance of the Chinese guanxi penetrates into various stages of the project. e Chinese guanxi, as an informal system, compared with the formal system, such as law and policy, has an impact on the performance of enterprises and then affects the competitive advantage of enterprises [18].…”
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“…During the process of market development, it is common practice for Chinese contractors to improve their operations by building external relationships when faced with various difficulties in the international environment, such as excessive prices. As a unique character of the Chinese society, the Chinese guanxi, which has increasing broad influence, is already a new tool for contractors in solving problems and promoting competitive advantages [9]. On the contrary, according to Forbes, the Chinese guanxi has been overestimated, and blindly taking it as a shortcut will lead to nothing but failure [10].…”
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