Edith Penrose's legacy to the resource - based view

Article Abstract:

The writings of Edith Penrose focused on an argument that firms are heterogeneous, which is the result of their path dependency are examined. From her writing's point of view the latest developments of the resource-based view can be explained. Further more it can be understood that many insights are available for other writers reviewing her work.

Science & research, Research

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Edith Penrose's contributions to economics and strategy: an overview

Article Abstract:

The contributions of Edith Penrose to the fields of strategy and economics and analyze the new research from both perspectives on the process of firm growth, an area pioneered by Penrose is examined.

United States, Corporate growth, Industry growth

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Edith Penrose, organizational economics and business strategy: an assessment and extension

Article Abstract:

The contributions of Edith Penrose to the theory of firm, economics and business strategy, limitations of her works, and implications on managerial practice and public policy are examined.

Criticism and interpretation, Strategic planning (Business)

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