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markedly, mainly through increasing levels of cross-border merger and acquisition activity. This has been particularly prevalent among companies operating in the food retail sector. During this time, and within the context of increased merger and acquisition activity in international markets, the financial institutions have taken an increasingly prominent role in the retail internationalisation process. Mark Palmer, Barry Quinn (2003) explores the nature of the financial institutions’ role in the retailer internationalisation process and, specifically, the extent to which the financial institutions actually inhibit and/or promote retail international activity. A key purpose of this study is to examine some of the drivers and inhibitors of the retailer internationalisation process. Their reports the findings from 30 in-depth interviews with food retail analysts of the leading investment banks in the City of London. The findings from this study should help to provide further insights into the nature of the retailer internationalisation process.
 
Andrew McAuley (1999) in his paper reviews several facets of the state of play of current research into the internationalisation process. In particular, the author considers origin, geographical coverage, methodology and the theoretical impact of this research domain. The paper concludes by suggesting future directions for colleagues researching in this area and argues that interdisciplinary initiatives by colleagues are likely to be the most productive.

Nelson Oly Ndubisi (2009) consider the outward-inward growth link has been enabled by the growth in reciprocal trade, which has resulted to an increasing number of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) venturing into foreign markets that were initially thought to be impossible due to their financial and foreign market knowledge constraints. As shown by Matanda and Ndubisi, and Shamsuddoha et al. in this issue, this, combined with government support initiatives in some cases, has culminated in a number of SMEs internationalising their activities. SMEs are gaining more and more inroads into overseas markets through different modes of entry and market oriented strategies. As demonstrated by Matanda and Ndubisi, market orientation is associated with high value creation and business performance of these SMEs.  
3 Research methodology

The qualitative research method play an important role in the social science research filed and it is widely used in all kind of research objects. This research method is adopted mainly by humanities and social sciences such as sociology, economics, polities, ethnology, and anthology and so on. It is fact that there are all kinds of factors to influence the change of social phenomenon that is research object of social science. And this article is belonging to the research range of social science, in which the impact factors are beyond the man-made controlling. So the qualitative research paradigm can gain the nature of research object from wider scope and fully mobilize the creative thinking. For the topic in this article, to effectively finish the research on Internationalisation process and motives for multinationals should wholly and creatively deal with different issues in theory and practice. Besides, China as an important developing century in world and it has complex national condition, so Multinational Corporation in China al本论文由英语论文网提供整理，提供论文代写，英语论文代写，代写论文，代写英语论文，代写留学生论文，代写英文论文，留学生论文代写相关核心关键词搜索。