DIFFERENTIATION WITHIN AN ORGANIZATIONAL POPULATION: ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE FROM THE WINE INDUSTRY.

Anand Swaminathan · Jacques Delacroix

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In this study of California wineries observed between 1940 and 1984, we showed that organizations within a population may escape competitive pressures through differentiation. Both wineries founded...

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