Platform-Based Internationalization of Smaller Firms: The Role of Government Policy

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Nitish Singh
Surender Munjal
Sumit Kundu
K. Rangarajan
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[1] Saint Louis University St. Louis,David Orthwein Endowed Professor of International Business, Richard A. Chaifetz School of Business
[2] Leeds University Business School,Professor of International Business and Management
[3] University of Leeds,James K. Batten Eminent Scholar Chair in International Business, Department of International Business, College of Business Administration
[4] Florida International University,undefined
[5] Founder Head - Centre for MSME Studies,undefined
[6] and Head – IIFT Kolkata Campus Indian Institute of Foreign Trade,undefined
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E-Commerce; Export; India; Small and Micro Enterprises; Policy; Platforms;
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Governments are recognizing anticompetitive concerns and market distortions associated with the rise of e-commerce platforms. Thus, policies are being crafted to level the playing field between large platform operators and small platform sellers. In addition, policies mitigating barriers to internationalization associated with using e-commerce platforms are also being developed. This study aims to explore these policy actions impacting the platform-based internationalization of small and micro enterprises (SMEs). The case study method is adopted to provide rich insights into the Indian Government policy actions impacting the e-commerce platform-based internationalization of Indian SMEs. More specifically, this investigation analyzes the extent to which the Indian Government policy actions have mitigated the home market and industry-level barriers to export for SMEs leveraging e-commerce platforms for their internationalization efforts. Study findings provide rich policy implications and fodder for future empirical testing of key qualitative insights uncovered in this study.
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