Technology, organization, and competitiveness : perspectives on industrial and corporate change

Giovanni Dosi A · David J. Teece · Josef Chytry

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Introduction 1. Information, Knowledge, Vision, and Theories of the Firm 2. Coase Revisited: Business Groups in the Modern Economy 3. Varieties of Hierarchies and Markets: an Introduction 4. Organizational Integration and Competitive Advantage: Explaining Strategy and Performance in American Industry 5. The Co-Evolution of Technology, Industrial Structure, and Supporting Institutions 6. Uneven (and Divergent) Technological Accumulation among Advanced Countries: Evidence and a Framework of Explanation 7. Technological Discontinuities, Organizational Capabilities, and Strategic Commitments 8. The Dynamic Capabilities of Firms: an Introduction 9. Transaction Cost Economics and Organization Theory

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