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A comprehensive model of foreign entry strategies by multinational enterprises (MNEs) is developed in this paper, and a theory is proposed on how the entry strategy is likely to be determined in the interface between internal and external pressures for both conformity and legitimacy. In contrast to a selection rationale, an adaptation argument is developed, through which we enhance our understanding of the various facets of the institutional environment and the constraints MNEs encounter in their internationalization strategies.
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Foreign entry strategies Adaptation Multinational firms Institutional environments
Citation
Ferreira, M. P., Li, D., & Suk, J. Y. (2009). Foreign entry strategies: strategic adaptation to various facets of the institutional environments. Development and Society, 38(1), 27-55.
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Institute for Social Development and Policy Research