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The aim of this study was to investigate whether and to what extent competitiveness influences the overall outcome of a firm. With in this context resource based view and Porter's diamond model were revisited and examined more closely. Based on a review of the longstanding research on competitiveness, the results highlight that there are several ...
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Changing patterns of international competition
The International Executive, 1986What does international competition mean for competitive strategy? While there is an ample literature on the problems of becoming a multinational, the specific strategic needs of established multinationals requires closer examination in light of the increasingly competitive international environment.
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Strategies for managing internal competition
IEEE Engineering Management Review, 2001Internal competition evokes mixed feelings among senior executives. It is typically seen as wasteful, bad for morale, and indicative of a lack of strategic direction; but at the same time it can also be very beneficial—as a way of creating flexibility in the face of technological uncertainty, and as a way of challenging the status quo.
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Transportation Research, Part E: Logistics and Transportation Review, 2023
Hangjun Yang, Wenliang Ma
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Hangjun Yang, Wenliang Ma
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A Bibliometric Analysis of International Competitiveness (1983–2017)
Sustainability, 2019Eduardo Terán-Yépez +2 more
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