EFFICIENCY OF PRODUCT R&D IN BUSINESS UNITS: THE ROLE OF STRATEGIC CONTEXT.

Donald C. Hambrick · Ian C. MacMillan

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Innovation and Knowledge Management Efficiency Analysis Using DEA Firm Innovation and Growth

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This paper examines several contextual variables that are thought to affect the relationship between a firm's innovative inputs and outputs. Six-year patterns for a sample of mature industrial-prod...

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