Institutional difference, organizational experience, and foreign affiliate performance: Evidence from Polish firms
Journal of World Business(2016)
摘要
We draw from the institutional economics and organizational learning theories to clarify two international business debates. The first debate involves how institutional distance affects foreign affiliate performance: some propose a negative and others a positive direct effect. We clarify this debate by differentiating between negative and positive institutional difference. The second debate involves how experience modifies this relationship: some propose a negative and others a positive moderating effect. We clarify this debate by differentiating between similar and dissimilar experience, creating four moderating effects: Advantage of Challenge Anticipation, Advantage of Opportunity Anticipation, Disadvantage of Polymath Downgrading, and Disadvantage of Specialist Upgrading.
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Institutional difference,Experience,Foreign affiliate performance,Institutional economics,Organizational learning theory,Polish infant multinationals,Mixed-method design
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