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What is Construct Equivalency

Handbook of Research on Impacts of International Business and Political Affairs on the Global Economy
Conceptually, a construct in a context has the same meaning in another context. This means that context has no (or little) effect on the definition and real life usage of construct, establishing the absence of conceptual bias. Conceptually, constructs could be comparable across contexts or markets.
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The Challenge of International Market Segmentation in Emerging Markets
Ramazan Nacar (Istanbul Technical University, Turkey & Yalova University, Turkey) and Nimet Uray (İstanbul Technical University, Turkey)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-4666-9806-2.ch003
Abstract
Increasing paradoxical effects of globalization resulted in the increased homogenization and heterogenization of international markets. Globalization with its varying effects also increased the significance of international market segmentation over the last few decades. Despite the increased presence and usage of international market segmentation, in recent times, the rise of emerging markets have challenged the concepts and methods of international market segmentation. In order to address key issues of international market segmentation in emerging markets, this study briefly examined and assessed foremost conceptual and methodological issues of international market segmentation in emerging markets. Suggestions and future research directions are also provided.
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