Globalisation gives the opportunity to contractors from a particular country to venture into various countries around the globe as the construction market is unlimitedly open. Due to this globalisation, the government has signed free trade agreements (FTA) as the result of the liberalisation process. Globalisation and liberalisation do not only provide opportunities and benefits to the local construction market, but also give challenges to local contractors in terms of competition with other local and foreign contractors. Yet, a question arises whether the local contractors in particular are aware with the competitive challenges they are facing against the foreign contractors or even amongst the local contractors themselves. This is because...
Globalization by definition involves trans-boundary activities. Globalization frequently translates ...
The pressures of internationalisation have generated a high competitive market on Malaysian construc...
by Chow Wang-Lin.Thesis (M.B.A.)--Chinese University of Hong Kong, 1987.Bibliography: leaves 75-76
Globalisation gives the opportunity to contractors from a particular country to venture into variou...
Despite the benefits, globalisation and liberalisation impose challenges to local contractors. Main ...
As a developing country, Malaysia has been gone through a lot of development works in the country. T...
Construction industry is a supporting for the manufacturing, transportation, facilities and so forth...
Construction industry is a complex environment, unpredictable and full of uncertainties. The econom...
Objective – The growing need for construction of all types coupled with a tight monetary supply has ...
Reduced demand for services, lack of finances for projects and idle resources at homehave resulted i...
Most previous studies have dealt with foreign competitors in host country by considering how the con...
International contractor is a contractor that resides in other target market in different country. I...
This paper argues for contractor development models and programmes that are holistic and integrative...
Market expansion into foreign markets has become increasingly important for construction businesses...
With a vast development business growth in the country, forces local contractors to promote their co...
Globalization by definition involves trans-boundary activities. Globalization frequently translates ...
The pressures of internationalisation have generated a high competitive market on Malaysian construc...
by Chow Wang-Lin.Thesis (M.B.A.)--Chinese University of Hong Kong, 1987.Bibliography: leaves 75-76
Globalisation gives the opportunity to contractors from a particular country to venture into variou...
Despite the benefits, globalisation and liberalisation impose challenges to local contractors. Main ...
As a developing country, Malaysia has been gone through a lot of development works in the country. T...
Construction industry is a supporting for the manufacturing, transportation, facilities and so forth...
Construction industry is a complex environment, unpredictable and full of uncertainties. The econom...
Objective – The growing need for construction of all types coupled with a tight monetary supply has ...
Reduced demand for services, lack of finances for projects and idle resources at homehave resulted i...
Most previous studies have dealt with foreign competitors in host country by considering how the con...
International contractor is a contractor that resides in other target market in different country. I...
This paper argues for contractor development models and programmes that are holistic and integrative...
Market expansion into foreign markets has become increasingly important for construction businesses...
With a vast development business growth in the country, forces local contractors to promote their co...
Globalization by definition involves trans-boundary activities. Globalization frequently translates ...
The pressures of internationalisation have generated a high competitive market on Malaysian construc...
by Chow Wang-Lin.Thesis (M.B.A.)--Chinese University of Hong Kong, 1987.Bibliography: leaves 75-76