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Pawlik, Konrad - Institut for Marketing og Organisation, Aarhus Universitet - 2005

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How knowledge transfer and absorption impact on the profitability of foreign affiliates in Transition Economy? The case of Poland: 1993-2002

Pawlik, Konrad - Institut for Marketing og Organisation, Aarhus Universitet - 2005

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Effects of foreign presence and affiliate control on the productivity of domestic companies in a transition economy: the case of Polish manufacturing 1993-2002.

Pawlik, Konrad - Institut for Marketing og Organisation, Aarhus Universitet - 2005

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EN UNDERSØGELSE AF UDDANNELSE I ENTREPRENEURSHIP - ET STUDIE AF FIRE DANSKE UNIVERSITETSMILJØER

Pedersen, Kenneth Stenkjær; Færgemann, Helle Maibom; … - Institut for Marketing og Organisation, Aarhus Universitet - 2005

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Modes of Interpretation

Maaløe, Erik - Institut for Marketing og Organisation, Aarhus Universitet - 2007

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MANUFACTURER AND RETAILER BRANDS IN FOOD RETAIL ASSORTMENTS Notes from a shopping trip across Europe

Esbjerg, Lars; Grunert, Klaus G.; Bech-Larsen, Tino; … - Institut for Marketing og Organisation, Aarhus Universitet - 2005

Food retailers present consumers with a complex market offering. They offer consumers an assortment of products sourced from numerous suppliers, along with various services within a retailer-controlled environment (Burt & Sparks 2002). Food retailers aim to offer an assortment of products and...

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Are Patents used to Suppress Useful Technology?

Howells, John - Institut for Marketing og Organisation, Aarhus Universitet - 2005

This article examines the evidence behind claims that innovation is hindered or blocked (termed technology suppression) by corporations’ use of patents. In other words, are there ways in which the exploitation of the exclusive development right of the patent can be shown to retard the...

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