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Exporting behaviour of medium-sized businesses

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Exporting behaviour of medium-sized businesses

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This report explores barriers to exporting facing medium-sized businesses and their support needs, in order to inform the development of DIT’s export strategy.

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On behalf of the Department for International Trade (DIT), Ipsos MORI carried out research to:

  • provide evidence on exporting behaviours of medium sized businesses ( MSBs), and what the barriers and challenges to exporting are
  • explore which sources of suppor t MSBs currently seek out, and their perceptions of how useful this support is
  • gauge how MSBs feel support should be provided in the future, and what they perceive the role of government to be within that
  • explore attitudes around willingness to pay for export promotion products and services

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