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Vol. 5 No. 1 (2019)
March 2019

Articles

Wpływ szybkości internacjonalizacji i kapitału zagranicznego na intensywność eksportu: przypadek startupów międzynarodowych

https://doi.org/10.15678/IER.2019.0501.01

Published 2019-12-04

  • Krystian Bigos

Krystian Bigos
Uniwersytet Ekonomiczny w Krakowie

Abstract

Cel artykułu: Głównym celem artykułu jest zaprezentowanie wyników badań nad startupami międzynarodowymi, z uwzględnieniem znaczenia szybkości internacjonalizacji oraz kapitału zagranicznego w wyjaśnianiu intensywności ich eksportu na przykładzie krajów Grupy Wyszehradzkiej.

Metodyka badań: Artykuł, oprócz krytycznego przeglądu literatury, opiera się na danych zebranych w ramach badania BEEPS, które zostało przeprowadzone wśród przedsiębiorstw zlokalizowanych w krajach post-komunistycznych w Europie i Azji Środkowej. Po przeprowadzeniu odpowiedniej selekcji wybrano ostatecznie 158 startupów międzynarodowych pochodzących z Polski, Czech, Słowacji i Węgier. W badaniu sprawdzono istnienie zależności pomiędzy intensywnością eksportu startupu międzynarodowego a szybkością jego internacjonalizacji. Ponadto, zbadano również wpływ kapitału zagranicznego na intensywność eksportu startupu międzynarodowego.

Wyniki: Umiędzynarodowienie startupów przebiega szybko. Wyniki badania pokazują, że udział kapitału zagranicznego w strukturze właścicielskiej startupu ma duże znaczenie, gdyż przyczynia się do zwiększenia intensywności jego eksportu.

Wkład i wartość dodana: Artykuł ma na celu wzbogacenie trwającego dyskursu naukowego na temat roli kapitału zagranicznego i szybkości internacjonalizacji w startupach międzynarodowych.

Keywords

startup międzynarodowy, międzynarodowe nowe przedsięwzięcia, kapitał zagraniczny, szybkość internacjonalizacji, intensywność eksportu

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Author Biography

Krystian Bigos

Asystent w Katedrze Handlu Zagranicznego Uniwersytetu Ekonomicznego w Krakowie. Jego zainteresowania koncentrują się wokół przedsiębiorczości międzynarodowej.

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