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Costa, R., António, A. & Miguel, M (2017). Internationalisation and economic growth: The Portuguese case. In Enrique Claver Cortés, Diego Quer Ramón (Ed.), XXVII Jornadas Hispano-Lusas de Gestión Científica-Localización y dinámicas competitivas en un entorno global, Livro de atas. Alicante: Publicacions Institucionals UA.

R. J. Costa et al.,  "Internationalisation and economic growth: The Portuguese case", in XXVII Jornadas Hispano-Lusas de Gestión Científica-Localización y dinámicas competitivas en un entorno global, Livro de atas, Enrique Claver Cortés, Diego Quer Ramón, Ed., Alicante, Publicacions Institucionals UA, 2017, vol. 1

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AB  - Historically, a policy of enforcement in internationalisation processes is still seen by many as an
approach to solve certain economic crises. However, Portugal’s solution for this problem is part of
a greater problem, namely trying to solve a European problem that has recently worsened and is
largely uncontrolled. This article aims to contribute, firstly by mentioning the Portuguese economic
context and also possible ways of internationalisation and, secondly, by measuring a set of
variables/factors that should support the development of the Portuguese economy. The results of
the interviews which supported this study’s methodological basis show that the Portuguese
economy’s poor dynamism and low demand by alternate markets are the two critical variables for
the country’s weak competitiveness. The suggestions of those surveyed propose that the Portuguese
economy’s dynamics should be characterised by a hybrid model, joining factors connected to the
Nordic school’s behavioural model, Dunning’s eclectic paradigm (1997), and Buckley and
Casson’s model of internationalisation theory (1976).
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