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    Title: 東歐市場進入策略之研究
    The Research of Entry Strategy in Eastern Europe
    Authors: 黃凱傑
    Contributors: 國際企業管理研究所
    Keywords: 東歐
    進入模式
    鑑別分析
    Eastern Europe
    entry mode
    discriminate analysis
    Date: 2006
    Issue Date: 2014-06-18 16:10:03 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: 東歐國家加入歐盟後,整體的市場潛力使企業願意對當地投資。在進入東歐市場時,一個適合的進入模式將是企業首先做出的決策。
    本研究將學者提出決定進入模式時所要考量的因素,運用鑑別分析,找出進入東歐市場時需要考量的因素,並且構建一個可以量化評估之鑑別模式,使未來企業進入東歐市場時,透過該模式找出適合的進入模式。
    以113家的台灣製造業為問卷發放對象,回收32份有效問卷,有效回收率為28.32%。經由研究結果可得知,地區差異、市場複雜風險、認知距離、資訊不對稱與少數交易五個因素會影響進入策略,並可運用鑑別函數預測未來企業適合的進入模式,其預測正確率為87.5%。
    This study empirically examines the relationship between entry mode and its re-lated factors.
    The data is composed of Taiwan manufacturing industry that invested in Eastern Europe and is collected by 113 questionnaires. Completed questionnaires were returned by 32 firms (28.32% response rate).
    Using factor analysis, discriminate analysis, the results indicate that entry mode is influenced by strategic variables, environmental variables and transaction variables. The author established a canonical discriminate function to discriminate the firm’s entry mode suit. The contribution of this paper has two aspects .The theoretical: the paper can answer the research problem. The practical: this paper can offer a model to speculate what the entry mode suitable for the firm invested in Eastern Europe.
    Appears in Collections:[Department of Business Administration & Graduate Institute of International Business Administration ] Thesis

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