Logistics strategy: does it travel well?

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Factor analysis is used to test the transnational research applications of the logistics strategy typology. The typology holds that logistics strategy becomes increasingly vital to an organization that is expanding its overseas presence and operations. Results from the study of typology in the UK, Australia, Japan and Germany reveal that the logistics strategy is most accurate when applied to the North American setting.

Market Research, Methods, Analysis, Marketing research, Logistics, Business logistics

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A flexible model of consumer country-of-origin perceptions: a cross-cultural investigation

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US and Japanese consumers are studied on their perceptions of the value of a product for purchase based upon its country of origin.

United States, Japan, Consumer Behavior, Statistical Data Included, Economic policy, Rules of origin (International trade), Rules of origin

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International technology transfer: model and exploratory study in the People's Republic of China

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The test of an international technology transfer model in several industries in China is discussed.

China, Government domestic functions, Developing Countries, Science and technology policy, Technology transfer

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