The use of foreign languages by Irish exporters
Abstract
Presents the findings of a study of the use of foreign languages by Irish exporting companies. Suggests that, although a substantial majority of respondents believe that foreign language skills are very important for export success, relatively very few of them actually use foreign languages to any great extent in their day‐to‐day exporting activities. Just over half of the firms contacted claim to communicate frequently in German or French,...
Paper Details
Title
The use of foreign languages by Irish exporters
Published Date
Feb 1, 2000
Volume
34
Issue
1/2
Pages
80 - 90
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