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Curvilinear effect of managerial learning on new product innovativeness in an emerging economy: The moderating role of multilevel institutional support
Chen, X. Y.; Yuan, L.
2015-06-26
Source Publication56th Annual International Conference of Academy of International Business 2015
AbstractThis study examines how managerial learning affects the new product innovativeness of high-tech firms in an emerging market and assesses whether such an effect is conditional on institutional support. Based on a survey of high-tech firms, the study finds that managerial learning helps firms increase the innovativeness of their new product but that such an effect declines at high levels of managerial learning. Furthermore, institutional support at the government level enhances the effect of managerial learning on new product innovativeness; while organization-level institutional support reduces the effect of managerial learning on new product innovativeness.
KeywordNew product innovation Managerial learning Institutional support China
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Language英語English
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PUB ID15929
Document TypeConference paper
CollectionUniversity of Macau
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Chen, X. Y.,Yuan, L.. Curvilinear effect of managerial learning on new product innovativeness in an emerging economy: The moderating role of multilevel institutional support[C], 2015.
APA Chen, X. Y.., & Yuan, L. (2015). Curvilinear effect of managerial learning on new product innovativeness in an emerging economy: The moderating role of multilevel institutional support. 56th Annual International Conference of Academy of International Business 2015.
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