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MIT Sloan Asst. Prof. Jason Davis |
Jason Davis offers insights into how startups can effectively enter foreign markets – 05.16.12It used to be that a startup’s biggest goal was simply to survive. It was supposed to wait until it grew big and successful in its own country, and then expand into new international markets. This is no longer the case. Of course every startup wants to survive, that hasn’t changed. But the technology boom [...] Read the full post > |
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MIT Sloan Asst. Prof. Xavier Giroud |
Xavier Giroud: “Location, location, location” applies within companies too – 05.11.12According to my latest research,* companies invest more in plants located closer to headquarters and those plants tend to be more productive. Combining plant-level data with airline data in the U.S. from 1977-2005, I analyzed how the launch of new airline routes affected plant investment and productivity. I found that a new direct route from [...] Read the full post > |