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What operational problem must an international entry mode solve?
Table 1What operational problem must an international entry mode solve?
| Entry question | What it keeps visible |
|---|---|
| Resource access | Which tangible, intangible, or organizationally embedded resources are needed? |
| Institutional fit | Which market-supporting conditions and inefficiencies shape the choice? |
| Control | Which decisions, standards, and risks require direct influence? |
| Integration | Which local relationships, processes, and capabilities must be combined? |
| Reversibility | How costly is it to change the mode if assumptions fail? |
| Evidence | Which study, sample, and moderator support the inference? |
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Cultural distance is not a universal entry-mode rule
Cultural distance does not choose an entry mode: fit depends on institutions, resources, mode, sample, and the moderator behind the estimate.
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