not determine the boundaries of a neoclassical firm (a legal entity with a residual claimant). Indeed, they could just as …

particular, improvements in the community's bargaining power vis-a-vis the firm are likely to increase resource extraction and …

,industrial organization, institutional economics (agency theory andtransaction cost theory), and macroeconomic studies of IT impact. Foreach …

literature review on recent works and develops a framework to facilitate further integrative efforts in our inquiry into the firm … boundary question. Essay two studies a firm’s boundary choice for a given value-chain activity when entering a new industry … choice between internalization and external development of a value-chain activity? Essay three examines a firm’s technology …

an organization is the criticalfirst step in exploiting it.We begin by describing how one may compute a firm’svalue of …This paper shows how the notion of value of cooperation, a measure of the percentage of a firm’s profits due strictly … percentage of a firm’s profitsdue strictly to the cooperative effects among the goods it sells,can be used to analyze the …

modern matrix organization. …

items in a shop window or depictions of groups of objects or people in an advertisement. However, very little attention has … proposed that when each object in two groups has an equal chance of a gain (for instance, one in 10 has a gift coupon), then … people prefer to select an object from the group with better gestalt features. However, when each object in two groups has an …