Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) are less able to
take advantage of export opportunities from trade
liberalization than large firms despite various export
assistances provided by the government. This study aims to
investigate the strategy and process undertaken by
Indonesian SMEs to become exporter. The evidences were
collected from 271 exporting SMEs and 226 non-exporting
SMEs in 7 provinces. The findings show that potential
exporters can be identified through their firm and owner
characteristics. Exporting SMEs are driven by certain
motivating factors and utilize certain types of networking to
source reliable information regarding export opportunities. The
findings also show that SMEs’ initial export market is mainly
determined by target markets’ size and purchasing power and
the time taken for SMEs to internationalize differs across
provinces and product groups.
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