Yi Yang

Abstract Research Summary As a firm‐level attribute, entrepreneurial orientation (EO)'s beneficial relationship to firm performance has been established in the corporate sector; however, its implications in other sectors including university settings remain a rather underexplored area. Based on a sample of 107 universities in the United States, we examine the impact of EO on a wide range of university performance measures from commercialization of intellectual property to more comprehensive univ

Abstract This study utilized the setting of a technology incubator to analyze how nascent entrepreneurs develop and leverage networks to secure resources as part of the venture creation process. Through rigorous qualitative methods, we examined how six medical device entrepreneurs used networks to obtain needed resources, the types of resources pursued and differences among entrepreneurs based on their level of network skill. Our findings illustrate the importance of the incubator in providing b

Based on signaling theory, this study demonstrates the use of a multilevel framework to examine the effects of two alternative staff localization strategies (embedding and excavating localization) on the turnover intention of host country nationals (HCNs) as well as the mediating roles of perceived career opportunity (PCO) and cynicism. We collected multisource data from 476 HCNs working for 19 foreign firms in China. Data were analyzed using the multilevel structural equation model (MSEM). We f

Purpose This study investigates two internationalization strategies, foreign direct investment (FDI) expansion and export expansion, and their effects on the innovation performance of Chinese multinational enterprises (MNEs). Additionally, it explores the moderating roles of both formal and informal political connections in the relationship between these internationalization strategies and innovation performance. Design/methodology/approach The hypotheses were tested using the Poisson panel mode

This paper focuses on the organization of SMEs cluster mutual guarantee. This paper applies game analysis and comparative study. Based on the classical theory of Expectation motivation theory, it compares a cluster of mutual guarantee before and after optimization of the dynamic game. On the conclusions the related proposals are concerned the core elements of valence, Expectancy and Instrumentality, including protections of rights and interests of SMEs in the cluster, the overall strength of SME

Through analysis of the share price manipulation case of Zongkechuanye, it is clear that there exists weak supervision on the securities business market, mismanagement of the list companies and malpractice of the stockholders. All these impair the interest of the stock investors. The supervision agencies should enhance their function to normalize the practices of participants in securities business market, such as superintendents, list companies and investors, and restore the trust to securities

We develop a dual localization strategy model. The first strategy, labelled the infiltrating localization strategy, improves localization at the subsidiary level by embedding expatriates within the local surroundings while ensuring headquarters control over the subsidiaries. The second strategy, labelled the apparent localization strategy, involves replacing expatriates with local managers in order to leverage local resources; this strategy may entail a certain amount of control risk. We examine

In the perspective of Eastern Asia, Yang Yi expounds the history of anti - Japanese and points out that human justice, national responsibility, normal, sound, friendly and mutual benefit between countries may be possible. Yan Jia - yan discusses the relationship between enlightenment and saving China during the anti - Japanese and thinks that enlightenment and fighting against Japanese aggressors are closely connected. Wang Fu - ren analyses the discrimination between this and its in one hand, a

AbstractCustomer segmentation can divide the existing customers of an enterprise into different customer groups according to certain standards, and the research on customer segmentation based on customer value has important theoretical and practical significance.Based on the huge customer data accumulated by freight railways, a customer value segmentation model based on improved K-Means algorithm is proposed.Firstly, the dimensions and indicators of customer segmentation are determined, and then

This chapter introduces cross-border M&As of Korean firms, including their value, location, and industry distribution, both inbound and outbound. It discusses the main applicable regulations, the influence of foreign investment, and the procedures involved with foreign entities acquiring Korean firms. It also includes a case study. Given the cultural uniqueness of Korea and its relatively high language barrier, we provide contextual analyses and managerial implications for post-M&A management of