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N Sivakoumar - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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the impact of intellectual Capital on international business an analysis of investments in intellectual Capital Export performance
Social Science Research Network, 2010Co-Authors: V Kavida, N SivakoumarAbstract:International Business is understood as commercial activity which transcends borders. In the era of Globalization, the distinction between domestic business and international business has become insignificant. Most of the domestic firms go international due to some ‘proactive/reactive’ factors prevailing in the international economy and in the domestic economy. The competitive edge gives the firm an opportunity to expand its market both domestic and overseas. The characteristic change in the economy - from that of natural resource based to that of knowledge based - has not altered the game rules of competition. No more the competitive edge of a firm lies in the possession of tangible wealth, but in intangible assets. The competitive advantage of the firms in Knowledge economy depends on the effective utilization of the Intellectual Capital generated by them. International Business takes many forms, viz. Technology Licensing, Franchising, Joint Ventures, Contract Manufacturing apart from, Exports and Imports. Many studies have substantiated the economic rationale for cross border investments and business on the plank of technology. But studies on the role of Intellectual Capital, acting as a ‘proactive’ agent of International Business finds limited mention. Exports in knowledge economy is driven and composed of Intellectual Capital. Strengthening this supposition, the Agreement on Trade Related aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) has brought to prominence the role of Intellectual Capital in International Business. This paper attempts to analyze the relationship between Intellectual Capital and Exports of Pharmaceutical industries in India to theorize that Intellectual Capital is a prominent determinant of Export competitiveness for knowledge based companies.
V Kavida - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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the impact of intellectual Capital on international business an analysis of investments in intellectual Capital Export performance
Social Science Research Network, 2010Co-Authors: V Kavida, N SivakoumarAbstract:International Business is understood as commercial activity which transcends borders. In the era of Globalization, the distinction between domestic business and international business has become insignificant. Most of the domestic firms go international due to some ‘proactive/reactive’ factors prevailing in the international economy and in the domestic economy. The competitive edge gives the firm an opportunity to expand its market both domestic and overseas. The characteristic change in the economy - from that of natural resource based to that of knowledge based - has not altered the game rules of competition. No more the competitive edge of a firm lies in the possession of tangible wealth, but in intangible assets. The competitive advantage of the firms in Knowledge economy depends on the effective utilization of the Intellectual Capital generated by them. International Business takes many forms, viz. Technology Licensing, Franchising, Joint Ventures, Contract Manufacturing apart from, Exports and Imports. Many studies have substantiated the economic rationale for cross border investments and business on the plank of technology. But studies on the role of Intellectual Capital, acting as a ‘proactive’ agent of International Business finds limited mention. Exports in knowledge economy is driven and composed of Intellectual Capital. Strengthening this supposition, the Agreement on Trade Related aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) has brought to prominence the role of Intellectual Capital in International Business. This paper attempts to analyze the relationship between Intellectual Capital and Exports of Pharmaceutical industries in India to theorize that Intellectual Capital is a prominent determinant of Export competitiveness for knowledge based companies.
Benjamin Selwyn - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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disciplining Capital Export grape production the state and class dynamics in northeast brazil
Third World Quarterly, 2009Co-Authors: Benjamin SelwynAbstract:The globalisation of food and agriculture over the past three decades has entailed the emergence of fresh fruit and vegetable production in new global regions, and the concentration and centralisation of retailer Capital and its augmented power vis-agrave-vis suppliers. Much contemporary literature often assumes (or asserts) that globalisation reduces states' and labour's capacity to bargain with and win concessions from increasingly mobile Capital. It is therefore important for empirical studies to investigate the nature of state-Capital-labour relations under contemporary globalisation. This article does so by focusing on the emergence, expansion and integration into global retail chains of the Satildeo Francisco valley grape branch in northeast Brazil. It investigates the following interconnected processes: the state's role in facilitating and promoting the emergence of the grape branch and in regulating the new labour force; the changing nature of the labour process and workers' bargaining power; and firm strategies of recruiting and retaining workers.
Chibuike Uche - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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the nationalisation of british banks in post colonial tanzania did the banks net Capital Export position and home government support influence compensation negotiation outcomes
Business History, 2020Co-Authors: Emmanuel Onah, Chinwe Okoyeuzu, Chibuike UcheAbstract:Using materials from three relevant archives, this article explores the 1967 Nationalisation of the banking industry in Tanzania with particular focus on the three British banks that dominated the ...
Zhu Zaiqing - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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analysis on the pattern of china s meat Export and the status of china in international meat trade
Issues in Agricultural Economy, 2008Co-Authors: Zhu ZaiqingAbstract:This paper analyses the pattern and characteristics of China's meat Export,and the trade performance index(TPI)is used to estimate China's status in the world meat trade.The study result shows that China placed 20th for the current TPI in the year of 2005 and 17th for the change TPI during 2001~2005.It also shows that the factors such as higher degree of centralization for Export markets and Export products,and lower per Capital Export value are the main factors that influence the status of China's trade performance in the world.And some countermeasures and suggestions are presented finally.
