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Interdependency, Competition, and Industry Dynamics
Management Science, 2007Asystematic understanding of industry dynamics is critical to strategy research because individual firm performance dynamics both reflect and affect change at the industry level. Descriptive research on industry dynamics has identified a dominant pattern where prices fall, output rises, and the number of firms rises and then falls over time.
Michael J. Lenox +2 more
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Physics Bulletin, 1986
I am writing to add a comment to the hurriedly prepared Submission to the Select Committee on Science and Technology Subcommittee 1, Civil R and D, published in the May 1986 issue of Physics Bulletin (p207). One of the most damaging and gravest results of UK industry's preoccupation with defence R and D is the effect the consequent neglect of market ...
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I am writing to add a comment to the hurriedly prepared Submission to the Select Committee on Science and Technology Subcommittee 1, Civil R and D, published in the May 1986 issue of Physics Bulletin (p207). One of the most damaging and gravest results of UK industry's preoccupation with defence R and D is the effect the consequent neglect of market ...
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Localised capabilities and industrial competitiveness
2018This chapter focuses on the impact of geographical location on the ability of firms to create and sustain competitiveness in an era of increased economic globalisation. Small economies differ from larger economies in several ways. The chapter addresses a series of questions related to industrial competitiveness on the one hand, and the development of ...
Malmberg, Anders, Maskell, Peter
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Competitive strategies for the electronics industry
Proceedings of the 41st annual Design Automation Conference, 2004Competing in today's economy requires close examination of current business practices and careful strategies for moving into the future. This session will examine key areas for establishing competitive edge: globalization, patents and intellectual property management, and strategic marketing.
Ellen Sentovich +3 more
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Competitive strategy in the hospital industry
Health Care Management Review, 1986Porter recently developed a framework for applying effective strategies in an increasingly competitive business environment. His framework can be adapted to the health care industry and can serve as a tool for success.
P, Autrey, D, Thomas
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Competition in the clearing and settlement industry
Journal of International Financial Markets, Institutions and Money, 2015This chapter empirically analyzes the competitive landscape within the clearing and settlement industry. Using the panel data of 46 clearing and settlement institutions from 23 countries we confirm that competition between clearing and settlement institutions is limited. We show that competition increases with the institutional size, with technological
Shaofang Li, Matej Marinc
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Technological competitiveness in the chemical industry
Computers & Chemical Engineering, 2003This is to describe several issues of business environments surrounding the chemical industry and suggest ways to reinforce competitiveness for winning race in the industry, in particular, various approaches or uses of technologies in R&D, including actual experiences in novel process developments.
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Competition policy for innovative industries
IEEE Micro, 2002The topic is of competition policy for innovative markets is of central importance to innovation in the USA, and many firms and their representatives are taking part in discussions about it. A central question motivates the discussion: do large firms with market power deserve special anti-trust scrutiny in markets characterized by robust innovative ...
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Competitive Strategies in the Computer Industry
International Journal of Technology Diffusion, 2014A firm's competitive behavior is very important for its survival. Relevant stakeholders in an industry are interested in a firm's operational as well as financial performance. In order to gain competitive advantage, a firm must remain steadfast during changes it goes through over time. This is true for the computer industry as well.
Shameem Akhter +2 more
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Competition and competitiveness in the US airline industry
Competitiveness Review, 2015Purpose– This study aims to employ a resource-based lens to explore the competitive implications of firm strategies under conditions of market commonality and shared resource pools.Design/methodology/approach– The firms’ core capabilities in these environments may focus on operational efficiency, as firms seek to compete under significant resource ...
T.J. Hannigan +2 more
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