European Journal of Marketing · 1983 · 90 citations · 5 references
BusinessBusiness EconomicsEconomicsInternational EconomicsInternational TradeInternational Trade PolicyExport FinancingExport MarketingExport RegulationsExport SubsidiesForeign AidState AidDirect Export PaymentsExport FacilitationExport IncentivesExport Subsidy PolicyExport Subsidy ReformGovernment Export AssistanceIndirect Export Subsidies
Discusses the importance of government subsidies on the Norwegian export market. Highlights the strength of exports within Norway – 45% of GNP. Examines the various types of grant aid available and defines general and specific subsidies and centralized and decentralized subsidies. Outlines the grant application process. Describes a variety of types of export activities which have received subsidies. Explores sources of potential conflict between the firms applying for grants and the government. Concludes, inter alia, that: Size is an advantage when starting exporting or introducing new export activity; The initiative to apply for subsidies requires resources and insight; The perceived usefulness of export strategies varies across firms.
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