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– particularly where the boundaries of the firm lie and what they look like – rarely makes it into any knowledge management …. Positing that organisational structure in terms of firm boundaries (location and permeability) fundamentally drive an …Organisational structure is synonymous with a firm's knowledge – both today and in respect of a firm's future knowledge …
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The aim of this research was to develop a model that represents how adolescents in the Western Australian context navigate their way to resilience. Resilience was defined as “the outcome from negotiations between individuals and their environments for the resources to define themselves as...
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’ who discursively mark different self/other boundaries that varyingly position themselves, and their colleagues … dynamic inter-organizational field, maintaining multiple inter-firm relationships while at the same time preserving their own …
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the interaction between momentum and firm size. Specifically, we report that momentum returns are significant only for …
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and Vassalou (2000). In sum, we argue that search for a robust economic explanation for firm size and book …
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Technology (ICT) Companies proudly displayed inter-firm allegiances on their newly created websites. These collaborative … dissertation. Leading scholars have suggested these phenomena challenge conventional economic theories of the firm.This study … scope of inter-firm agreements. Within the literature this is referred to as a problem of multidimensionality. A model is …
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governments. Relying upon the results of a detailed survey of small- and medium-sized firm competitive strategies in selected … vulnerable regions across Europe, the paper focuses upon firm adjustment strategies in four labour-intensive industries … competitive strategy in Europe's vulnerable regions: firm, industry and country effects in labour-intensive industries', Regional …
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The study analyzed the technology based capacity utilization rate in sugar industry in Nigeria in the period 1970 to 2010. Data used in the study were obtained from the sugar firms, publications of the Central Bank of Nigeria and National Bureau of Statistics. Augmented Dicker Fuller unit root...
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competitive advantage for the firm. But this theory has not been tested in South Africa. This lack of empirical evidence led the … researcher to the primary research question: does environmental management increase a firm’s profitability in South African … consumption and competitive advantage is determined by the strength of the firm’s relationships with its stakeholders. In turn …
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This paper presents a personal view of the interaction between the analysis of choice under uncertainty and the analysis of production under uncertainty. Interest in the foundations of the theory of choice under uncertainty was stimulated by applications of expected utility theory such as the...
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