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In particular: clustering policies for stimulating the development of the environment conducive to innovation as a source of competitiveness in international markets; development of the country's business environment aimed at attracting foreign venture capital to finance startups; creating conditions for increasing the number of the country business residents by removing entry barriers, including stimulating the development of e-commerce; promoting networking between national and international businesses. Clusters are considered to be the accelerators of economic cooperation for innovative product promotion. These are the focus of the world's leading countries policies (EU, Japan, and South Korea). The combination within the Finnish clusters of SMEs and TNCs allows accelerating the processes of business internationalization in the knowledge economy. The national institutional sector of most EU countries consists of ministries, GO or NGO, whose jurisdiction includes stimulating the development of innovative firms and foreign economic activity. In economies with a high level of protectionism (Japan, China, South Korea), a significant role passes to the state ministries, which have developed a wide range of tools for the state strategic priorities implementation. The business internationalization tools of the Ministry of Knowledge Economy of South Korea in comparison with the Ukrainian experience are detailed.","PeriodicalId":402980,"journal":{"name":"Socio-Economic Problems and the State","volume":"21 1","pages":"0"},"PeriodicalIF":0.0000,"publicationDate":"1900-01-01","publicationTypes":"Journal Article","fieldsOfStudy":null,"isOpenAccess":false,"openAccessPdf":"","citationCount":"0","resultStr":"{\"title\":\"International experience of business internationalization in the knowledge economy\",\"authors\":\"Iryna Martyniak, Ivanna Bakushevych\",\"doi\":\"10.33108/sepd2022.02.564\",\"DOIUrl\":null,\"url\":null,\"abstract\":\"Business global competitiveness formation and its entry into international markets are necessary for achieving sustainable economic development. Features of the business environment in a knowledge economy are the development and diffusion of innovations. 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International experience of business internationalization in the knowledge economy
Business global competitiveness formation and its entry into international markets are necessary for achieving sustainable economic development. Features of the business environment in a knowledge economy are the development and diffusion of innovations. Doing business internationalization requires the appropriate institutions development, depending on environmental factors, that may have different functions and use a wide range of government support tools. The world top economies built national strategies to ensure the internationalization of business processes. It is determined that state institutions can use a wide range of internationalization promoting tools. In particular: clustering policies for stimulating the development of the environment conducive to innovation as a source of competitiveness in international markets; development of the country's business environment aimed at attracting foreign venture capital to finance startups; creating conditions for increasing the number of the country business residents by removing entry barriers, including stimulating the development of e-commerce; promoting networking between national and international businesses. Clusters are considered to be the accelerators of economic cooperation for innovative product promotion. These are the focus of the world's leading countries policies (EU, Japan, and South Korea). The combination within the Finnish clusters of SMEs and TNCs allows accelerating the processes of business internationalization in the knowledge economy. The national institutional sector of most EU countries consists of ministries, GO or NGO, whose jurisdiction includes stimulating the development of innovative firms and foreign economic activity. In economies with a high level of protectionism (Japan, China, South Korea), a significant role passes to the state ministries, which have developed a wide range of tools for the state strategic priorities implementation. The business internationalization tools of the Ministry of Knowledge Economy of South Korea in comparison with the Ukrainian experience are detailed.