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The impact of guanxi on export performance: A study of New Zealand firms exporting to China

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posted on 2024-06-17, 08:05 authored by D Chadee, B Zhang
Broadly defined as interpersonal relationship in Chinese society, guanxi embodies several intricate and unique Chinese cultural values. Although more and more western business people are becoming increasingly aware of the importance of guanxi in doing business in China, its potential impacts on the performance of business are still not well understood by western business people. This paper uses path analysis to assess the impacts of guanxi on export performance of a sample of New Zealand firms exporting to China. The results show that guanxi variables significantly facilitate trade partnering, business negotiating, and problem solving and generally contributes positively to the overall export performance of firms.

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Journal

Journal of global marketing

Volume

14

Pagination

129-149

Location

Philadelphia, United States

ISSN

0891-1762

eISSN

1528-6975

Language

eng

Publication classification

C1.1 Refereed article in a scholarly journal

Copyright notice

2000, Taylor & Francis

Issue

1 - 2

Publisher

Routledge

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