Internal cooperation and competitive success: the case of the US steel minimill sector

Article Abstract:

The economic viability of steel minimills is evidenced by the fact that they have increased their market share of domestically produced raw steel at the expense of integrated steel firms. The success of minimills was attributed to their capacity to foster labor management cooperation through flexible and participative labor relations systems. Minimills have also developed the capability to swiftly adjust to changes in customer demand due to their flexible process technology and small-scale production capacities.

Case studies, Labor relations, Industrial cooperation, Steel minimills

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Total factor productivity vs. realism, revisited: the case of the South Korean steel industry

Article Abstract:

The main features of the development of the South Korean steel industry are explained. The details of the study of total factor productivity growth (TFPG) are also discussed.

Analysis, Industrial productivity, Productivity

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Total factor productivity vs. realism, revisited: the case of the South Korean steel industry

Article Abstract:

The main features of the development of the South Korean steel industry are explained. The details of the study of Total Factor Productivity Growth (TFPG) are also discussed.

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