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Do product architectures affect innovaton productivity in complex product ecosystems?

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The slow pace of rapid technological change : gradualism and punctuation in technological change

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The behavioral theory of the firm : assessment and prospects

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Complementary assets as pipes and prisms : innovation incentives and trajectory choices

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Introduction to Sidney G. Winter special section

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Resource Allocation and Firm Boundaries

Levinthal, Daniel - 2016

In a modern economy, much of the allocation of financial and non-financial resources are mediated by organizations. This essay points to three general features of this mediating role of organizations in the resource allocation process. One line of argument relates to the distinct opportunities...

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