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Item Corrupción como factor de riesgo para la internacionalización de pymes del sector textil(2019) Bastidas Mezu, William David; Meza Sinisterra, Roberto; Perea Arrechea, Jeferson; Donado Mercado, AlexandraThe purpose of this is to identify the impacts of corruption in international business as a risk factor for the internationalization of SMEs in the textile sector in Colombia, through research using secondary sources of information collection such as University databases. Santiago de Cali The results are framed in the development of the research in which three issues are derived, which are the behavior of international sales, the greater corruption damages that occur and the effects of the economy submerged in the production of the textile sector in the country to participate in international business, conclude that these affected frameworks affect the activities related to the internationalization of the SMEs involved, evidencing situations such as unfair competition and delayed processes, while tax revenue and the possibilities of increase foreign investment fall due to the perception of high risk in countries where corruption in international business is higher.Item Corrupción como factor de riesgo para la internacionalización de Pymes del sector textil(Universidad Santiago de Cali, 2019) Bastidas Mezu, William David; Meza Sinisterra, Roberto; Perea Arrechea, Jeferson; Donado Mercado, AlexandraThe purpose of this is to identify the impacts of corruption in international business as a risk factor for the internationalization of SMEs in the textile sector in Colombia, through research using secondary sources of information collection such as University databases. Santiago de Cali The results are framed in the development of the research in which three issues are derived, which are the behavior of international sales, the greater corruption damages that occur and the effects of the economy submerged in the production of the textile sector in the country to participate in international business, conclude that these affected frameworks affect the activities related to the internationalization of the SMEs involved, evidencing situations such as unfair competition and delayed processes, while tax revenue and the possibilities of increase foreign investment fall due to the perception of high risk in countries where corruption in international business is higher