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For firms where entrepreneurial mindsets of enterprise owners, struggling to gain market shares, are interested in gaining insight in to the export activities and segmenting their export market customers preferences by focusing on generation, dissemination and becoming responsive to export (EMO) and similarly they are reluctant to engage in identifying the degree of change, diversity in export customers’ need preferences (ECD) in export markets. This paper focuses on identifying the effect of export market orientation (EMO) and export customer dynamism (ECD) in the Pakistan’s entrepreneurial context. The sampling units comprised of sample size (n-238) that was selected through proportionate allocation sampling method and simple correlation and regression tests were run to find out the relation and the effect of predictors on response variables. The study revealed that export intelligence dissemination and responsiveness were having significantly positive correlation with the export customer dynamism and the export intelligence generation, significantly negatively affect export customer dynamism. Enterprise owners were inclined towards market orientation while understanding customer dynamism in Pakistan’s entrepreneurship enabling environment.

Waleed Khan Afridi. (2019) Does Export Market Orientation (EMO) affect Export Customer Dynamism (ECD)? An insight into Pakistan Entrepreneurial Perspective , Journal of Managerial Sciences, Volume 13, Issue 1.
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