Underlying the International Business Direction, Assessing the Role of Government Intervention and Management in Africa facilitating SMEs’ Development
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International Business Management, Finance Management, The Uppsala Model, SMEs, Government Intervention and ManagementAbstract
This paper aims to provide some insights for SMEs in the West African subregion to obtain human capitals and financing in terms of how government intervention and management facilitate SEMs’ development, especially to determine whether the determinants of SMEs obtaining financing and human capitals are the same and/or different comparing with other countries. By fully understanding these arguments better, we applied the Uppsala Model to demonstrate how a company needs and wants when they did internationalization as well as became bigger and bigger. Also, some potential theories will be discussed underlying the Uppsala model. 4-Underlying-the-International-Business-Direction-Assessing-the-Role-of-Government-Intervention-and-Management-in-Africa-facilitating-SMEs��-DevelopmentDownloadDownloads
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2022-03-30
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Cao, H. (2022). Underlying the International Business Direction, Assessing the Role of Government Intervention and Management in Africa facilitating SMEs’ Development. Economics & Management Review, 3(1), 36–50. Retrieved from https://www.masonpublish.org/index.php/the-economics-management-review/article/view/1151
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