A conceptualization to investigate the direct and indirect impacts of government policy on the performance of SME cocoa exporter in African economies

Njinyah, Sam and Ngoasong, Michael (2014). A conceptualization to investigate the direct and indirect impacts of government policy on the performance of SME cocoa exporter in African economies. In: Academy of International Business Annual Meeting, 23-26 Jun 2014, Vancouver, Canada.

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Abstract

A conceptual framework is developed for studying the impact of government policies on the performance of SME cocoa exporters in cocoa-producing African economies. The framework builds on the literature discussing the relationship between government policy and the international activities of exporting SMEs. The proposed framework consists of nine propositions/hypotheses about the direct and indirect effects of government policies on the export performance. In conclusion, measures that can be used to collect and analysis data as a way of testing the hypotheses are discussed.

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