Determinants of LDC Exporters' Performance: A Cross-National Study
Journal of International Business StudiesPublished 1 March 1993
Luis V. Domínguez, Carlos Guillermo Sequeira
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Abstract
The success of export-led development initiatives in LDCs depends heavily on export diversification. This paper identifies three patterns of performance among Central American firms engaged in non-traditional exports. Each pattern is associated with a distinct strategy: low involvement-low volume-low content, price-cost-volume, and product-service quality oriented. The discussion emphasizes keys to exporter success and priority areas for public policy.
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