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| Title: | 電子商務企業國際化—以進入新興市場為例
Internationalization of E-commerce Business: An Empirical Analysis of Emerging Market Expansion |
| Authors: | 陳思吟
Chen, Szu Yin |
| Contributors: | 簡睿哲
Jean, Ruey Jer
陳思吟
Chen, Szu Yin |
| Keywords: | 電子商務
新興市場
外來者劣勢
局外人劣勢
國際折衷理論
企業專屬優勢
創新擴散理論
E-commerce
Emerging market
Liability of foreignness
Liability of outsidership
Firm-specific advantage
Diffusion of innovations theory |
| Date: | 2017 |
| Issue Date: | 2017-08-28 11:22:22 (UTC+8) |
| Abstract: | 企業著眼於國際市場機會進行國際化的同時，面臨到不同的阻礙，過去國際化的理論討論到影響國際化的速度、進入模式、國家選擇等的各種因素，但隨著產業的型態改變，以及進入國家的不同，國際化的歷程或是成功因素可能因而有所差異。因此，本研究欲探討電子商務在國際化的過程中，特別是進入新興市場國家時，由於電子商務尚未成為主要消費模式，電商企業的國際擴張將會受到哪些因素影響，不同於過去生產導向的國際化歷程，這些障礙又能夠如何被克服。過去學者曾討論外來者劣勢在企業國際化中的影響，但並沒有探討是否適用電商產業，由於產業特性的不同，以及母國市場與進入市場的差異，過去學者提出企業外來者的身份在新市場中面對外來者劣勢，然而，隨著電子商務產業的出現，亦有學者提出局外人劣勢才是新型網路企業在國際化中的主要劣勢，因此，本研究針對過去學者提出的從外來者劣勢（Liability of Foreignness）、局外人劣勢（Liability of Outsidership）出發，結合企業專屬優勢（firm-specific advantage）以及創新擴散理論（Diffusion of Innovations Theory），針對國內外共四家電商業者，採用深度訪談法歸納研究結果。研究結果發現雖然電子商務相較於一般企業在進行國際化初期，主要仍受到外來者劣勢影響，方能順利進入市場去處理身為局外人所帶來的劣勢，透過創新擴散理論的資訊溝通方式以及企業本身的專屬優勢，則可以有效降低進入所遇到的障礙，達到企業在東南亞市場成長的目標。
During internationalization, firms seek growth opportunities in global markets, while being faced with various sources of obstacles and disadvantages. Previous researches and theories discuss the factors that influence the speed of internationalization, mode of entry, and country selection. However, with the change of industry, and the difference types of countries that are entered, the process of internationalization and the factors that influence the success might vary. As a result, the research aims at clarifying the variables that influence the internationalization of ecommerce corporations, especially when entering emerging markets. In the research, structured interviews were conducted to gain deeper understanding of the internationalization of 4 e-commerce firms. Our findings is that in emerging markets, e-commerce has not become the main stream; therefore, firms need to deal with both liability of foreignness and liability of outsidership because of the new technology and the role as a foreigner in the market. With the firm-specific advantages and the usage of online media and opinion leaders in the countries, e-commerce corporations are more likely to offset the liability that stems from foreignness and outsidership. However, the research shows that the liability of foreignness is more important and urgent for firms to overcome than liability of outsidership. Our research conceptualizes the framework for e-commerce internationalization and provides empirical evidence for the entry and growth in emerging markets. |
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網路資料
1. e-Marketer. (2016, August 22). Worldwide Retail Ecommerce Sales Will Reach $1.915 Trillion This Year. Retrieved from https://www.emarketer.com/Article/Worldwide-Retail-Ecommerce-Sales-Will-Reach-1915-Trillion-This-Year/1014369 |
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國立政治大學
國際經營與貿易學系
104351021 |
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