Firm Size and Export Intensity: Solving and Empirical Puzzle

By Ernst Verwaal, Bas Donkers. 2001

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Removing barriers to SME access to international markets (2006, background): “Research indicates that size does not necessarily limit a firm's international activity (e.g. Wolf & Pett, 2000, Verwaal & Donkers, 2002”
Analysing the link between export intensity, innovation and firm size in a science-based industry (2007, methodology): “Two main theoretical approaches have been used to support a positive link between firm size and export intensity: the transaction costs approach (Verwaal & Donkers, 2002) and the resource-based view of the firm (Dhanaraj & Beamish, 2003).”
Firm size, business experience and export intensity in SMEs: A longitudinal approach to complex relationships (2005, methodology): “Some authors use a transaction cost approach ( Verwaal & Donkers, 2002 ).”
Factors influencing the propensity to export: A study of UK and Portuguese textile firms (2012, background): “Verwaal and Donkers (2002) establish the importance of economies of scale associated with transaction costs of exporting, which would benefit only those SMEs with a higher propensity to export.”
An entrepreneurial cognition perspective on the internationalization of SMEs (2006, background): “Several studies have independently found that age, as a proxy for experience, and size and scope, as proxies for excess resources and know-how, are related to the degree of commitment to international markets (Burton and Schlegelmilch, 1987; Cavusgil, 1984; Javagli et al., 1998; Verwaal and Donkers,”