“Pay What You Want” is a pricing strategy where buyers pay any desired amount for a given commodity, sometimes including zero. Giving the buyers freedom to pay what they want can be very successful in some situations, because it eliminates many disadvantages of conventional pricing, e.g. the...

Our article highlights that there is an interrelationship between the competitive strategy of the retailer, the core competencies, the direction of internationalization, and the extent and nature of adjustment. The strategy defines the core competencies and business model that the retailer...

This paper describes the development of the Armenian wine and brandy business and discusses the influence that foreign investors have taken in this development.

Co-operatives can be understood as a particular kind of networks consisting of individual firms (members) forming a formal network institution (co-operative) being by itself an own enterprise. Thus, the members have goals which they want to achieve by joining the network (co-op) and the co-op as...

The aim of the paper is to analyze the influence of FDI on the Russian agrifood business. Authors outlined the features of Russian agrifood business describing the current situation. They discuss about the FDI in Russian agrifood business. Paper elaborates on the influence of FDI on the Russian...