Lukas Morbe sheds light on important antecedents of international retailers‘ local performance including international strategies and their local implementation, local consumers‘ perceptions as well as the wider country- and format-specific environment. This topic is of exceptional relevance due to the specific challenges that retail companies face with their increasing internationalization. Retailers transfer their formats across the globe while their business is local in nature and requires attention to the performance in each individual host country. The results of the presented analyses aim to inform retail managers’ decisions in international expansion and operation, but also allow for theoretical implications for future research in the fields of retail management and international business. About the Author Dr. Lukas Morbe worked as research assistant at the Chair for Marketing and Retailing at Trier University, where he received his doctoral degree.
Thus, to be successful in a host country, a retailer must not only pursue adaptations but also (and more ... Nine existing quantitative studies focus on the performance of international retailers (Swoboda and Elsner 2013; Assaf et al.
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Stefan Elsner aims to close this gap by investigating three important challenges within the retail internationalization process: the appropriate choice of market entry modes, the successful retail format transfer and the successful ...
Cultural differences in the host country add complexity to the environment of foreign market operation (Lindsay et ... which is to explain variations in the performance of international retail operations, is similar to the aim of this ...
Conclusion MNEs dominate International Business and are the key drivers of globalization (Rugman, 2000). ... undertake their business activities within their home region of the broad triad of North America, Europe, and Asia Pacific.
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widening consumer horizons of retail methods may also be an impact of retailers developing internationally. ... well as affecting conditions in the host country also has substantial impacts on the performance of the firm involved.
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