(Survey 1) Construct measurement, CFA results and construct reliability
| Constructs/items | Standardized loadingsb | CR | AVE |
|---|---|---|---|
| Govt./Quasi-govt. EPPs | 0.843 | 0.730 | |
| 1. Financial support from government | 0.891 | ||
| 2. Marketing support from government | 0.815 | ||
| 3. Marketing support from exporters' association | 0.815 | ||
| Nongovernment EPPs | 0.750 | 0.500 | |
| 1. Financial support from private commercial banks and insurance companies | 0.669 | ||
| 2. Marketing support from other institutions like export trading companies | 0.624 | ||
| International EO | 0.866 | 0.521 | |
| 1. Our top managers have usually spent some time abroad to visita | |||
| 2. Our top management actively seeks contact with suppliers or clients in international markets | 0.745 | ||
| 3. Our top management regularly monitors the trend of export marketsa | |||
| 4. Our top management focuses more on opportunities than risks abroad | 0.779 | ||
| 5. Our top management believes that, owing to the nature of the international business environment, it is best to explore opportunities abroad gradually via cautious, incremental steps | 0.769 | ||
| 6. Our top managers have a shared vision toward the risks of foreign markets | 0.677 | ||
| 7. When confronted with international decision-making situations, we typically adopt a cautious, wait-and-see posture to minimize the chance of making costly mistakesa | |||
| 8. We are willing to try new ways of doing things and seek unusual, novel solutions | 0.756 | ||
| 9. We constantly search for new overseas customersa | |||
| 10. We always try to serve our existing/new overseas customers with new products/service offerings | 0.587 | ||
| Export financial performance | 0.734 | 0.490 | |
| 1. Export sales volume | 0.737 | ||
| 2. Export sales growth | 0.799 | ||
| 3. Export profitability | 0.526 | ||
| Product-market performance | 0.72 | 0.560 | |
| 1. New market entry | 0.672 | ||
| 2. New product introduction | 0.818 |
| Constructs/items | Standardized loadingsb | CR | AVE |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Financial support from government | 0.891 | ||
| 2. Marketing support from government | 0.815 | ||
| 3. Marketing support from exporters' association | 0.815 | ||
| 1. Financial support from private commercial banks and insurance companies | 0.669 | ||
| 2. Marketing support from other institutions like export trading companies | 0.624 | ||
| 1. Our top managers have usually spent some time abroad to visita | |||
| 2. Our top management actively seeks contact with suppliers or clients in international markets | 0.745 | ||
| 3. Our top management regularly monitors the trend of export marketsa | |||
| 4. Our top management focuses more on opportunities than risks abroad | 0.779 | ||
| 5. Our top management believes that, owing to the nature of the international business environment, it is best to explore opportunities abroad gradually via cautious, incremental steps | 0.769 | ||
| 6. Our top managers have a shared vision toward the risks of foreign markets | 0.677 | ||
| 7. When confronted with international decision-making situations, we typically adopt a cautious, wait-and-see posture to minimize the chance of making costly mistakesa | |||
| 8. We are willing to try new ways of doing things and seek unusual, novel solutions | 0.756 | ||
| 9. We constantly search for new overseas customersa | |||
| 10. We always try to serve our existing/new overseas customers with new products/service offerings | 0.587 | ||
| 1. Export sales volume | 0.737 | ||
| 2. Export sales growth | 0.799 | ||
| 3. Export profitability | 0.526 | ||
| 1. New market entry | 0.672 | ||
| 2. New product introduction | 0.818 |
Note(s): aIndicates item that was dropped in the exploratory stage due to poor factor loadings; bAll standardized coefficient loadings are significant at p < 0.01
CR = Composite reliability; AVE = Average variance extracted
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