Models of Entry is a discrete choice model that specifies the strategic decision-making process by which agents decide whether and when to enter a market or activity, distinguishing it from other choice models through its focus on binary or multi-stage entry decisions under competitive, informational, or institutional constraints.
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The Hierarchical Model of Market Entry Modes
Yigang Pan, David K. Tse · Journal of International Business Studies · 2000 · 617 citations
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