, Italy, and the UK pursue strategies facilitated by national institutions governing the financial markets, antitrust …"One Political Economy, One Competitive Strategy? begins with an assessment of how many pharmaceutical firms in Germany … institutions? The book addresses this question and illustrates that firms do not necessarily exploit comparative institutional …

that strategy. To test this chain of reasoning, I identify the strategy of pharmaceutical firms in Germany, Italy, and the … competitiveness literature. The reason is that national institutions provide specific input factors which, in turn, are required for … importance of diverse labour-market institutions for the provision of particular skill types which, in turn, are needed for these …