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Learning Strategies in Coopetitive Environments
Baumard, Philippe - HAL - 2008
The objective of this chapter is to explore the learning strategies that can be deployed by firms in coopetitive configurations with no other choice than deploying an “adverse learning” mechanism to reach their customers through cooperation with their competitors. After exploring the...
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Why are some coalitions more successful than others in setting standards? Empirical evidence from the Blu-ray vs. HD-DVD standard war
M'chirgui, Zouhaïer; Chanel, Olivier; Calcei, Didier - HAL - 2010
Standard-setting coalitions are increasingly composed of rival firms from different sectors and are characterized by simultaneous and/or sequential cooperation and competition among their members. This paper examines why firms choose to belong to two standard-setting coalitions instead of one...
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Coopetition in a Mixed Oligopoly Market
Ngo, Duc-De; Okura, Mahito - HAL - 2007
In this study, we aim to investigate the impact of privatization on the degree of cooperation and competition in a mixed oligopoly market. We consider a duopoly market that comprises one semipublic firm and one private firm. Each firm is assumed to determine the level of two types of effort: the...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10008794735
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New products and corruption: evidence from Indian firms
Waldemar, Felipe Starosta De - HAL - 2011
innovation ? We find that corruption, functioning as a bribe tax, diminishes the probability of new product introduction. We use … firm and on the average quantity of bribe paid by firms. Controlling for innovation determinants, firm characteristics … and significant impact on product innovation. …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010605332
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A contingency approach of open innovation intermediaries - the management principles of the "intermediary of the unknown"
Agogué, Marine; Berthet, Elsa; Fredberg, Tobias; … - HAL - 2013
can they manage and drive collective innovation? We first build on a review of the literature to highlight common core … innovation intermediaries by exploring the properties of a form of intermediary for which the degree of unknown is a key …
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The effects of uncertainty, trust, structure and resistance to change in the diffusion of management accounting innovations: an agent based modeling approach.
Masquefa, Bertrand; Teller, Pierre - HAL - 2013
This article considers the effects of uncertainty, structure, trust and resistance to change on the success or failure … facilitate or impede the diffusion process. Trust is operationalized through strong ties and structure is modeled with the … controversy that is often inherent to management accounting innovation and change. Initially, organizational actors can be in …
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Doing well and doing good: a multi-dimensional puzzle
Forget, Vanina - HAL - 2012
Socially responsible firms are expected by European regulators to create shared value for their shareholders, their stakeholders and society. Yet how to generate profits while providing public good is still academically debated. This paper argues that corporate social responsibility encompasses...
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Corporate governance, value and performance of firms: New empirical results on convergence from a large international database
Krafft, Jackie; Qu, Yiping; Quatraro, Francesco; Ravix, … - HAL - 2013
This paper aims to revisit the link between corporate governance, value, and firm performance by focusing on convergence, understood as the way that non-US firms are adopting US best practice in terms of corporate governance, and the implications of this adoption. We examine theoretical...
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How firm characteristics affect the level of constrain to growth : An empirical analysis of micro and small firms in Vietnam
Do, Thi Quynh Trang - HAL - 2009
, then contribute to the innovation process and economic growth. Consequently, promoting the growth of micro and small firms …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010738588
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Do Public Subsidies Have an Impact on New Firm Survival? An Empirical Study with French Data
Desiage, Lionel; Duhautois, Richard; Redor, Dominique - HAL - 2010
This paper deals with the impact of social contributions and tax cuts (which are considered as operating subsidies) on new firms' probability of survival and economic performance. We use a rich matched database of French firms that were newly created in 1998 and that include entrepreneurs'...
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