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Path Dependency [PDF]

open access: possibleSSRN Electronic Journal, 2015
Path dependency is defined, and three different specific concepts of path dependency – cumulative causation, lock in, and hysteresis – are analyzed. The relationships between path dependency and equilibrium, and path dependency and fundamental uncertainty are also discussed.
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Path-Dependence

2021
Abstract The intertemporal linkages that both constrain and enable an organization are central to its adaptive properties. The most narrow expression of path-dependence is the process of state-dependence—having a particular asset stock at one point in time impacts the distribution of asset stocks that can be reached at a subsequent ...
Harald Øverby, Jan Arild Audestad
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Path Dependency in Marketing Systems

open access: yesJournal of Macromarketing, 2018
Path dependency in marketing systems occurs when what has happened at an earlier time affects the possible outcomes of a sequence of events occurring at a later point in time (Sewell 1996).
Sarah Duffy, Roger Layton
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Data dependence path

SPIE Proceedings, 2013
And for the extended finite state machine (EFSM) data dependence relationship path, two main methods are widely used, but they still have room for improvement. This paper takes into consideration the strengths and weakness of the two methods, gives the mathematical description of the path dependence, improves the selection of path marks, and through ...
Shenghui Shi, Qunxiong Zhu
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Path Dependency: A Dialogue

Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law, 2010
Hi Larry! I can’t tell you how honored I am to be invited by the JHPPL editor to engage in this dialogue with you. We read your work in graduate school! And as I surely expected, you render a powerful critique of me and others who use path dependency to illuminate the properties of policy change as it unfolds over time — linear or not.
David, Wilsford, Lawrence D, Brown
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