Bootlegging and path dependancy

Article Abstract:

Strategy setting is a function of management to direct the organization towards more favorable environments. The importance of path dependency in the strategy setting and accumulation of firm specific technological competencies is studied. A study of bootlegging by the research and development team of an organization in which they ignore the management's strategies of project management is also presented.

Police Protection, Bootlegging, Strategic planning (Business)

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Towards a dynamic (Schumpeterian) welfare economics

Article Abstract:

Knowledge base and effective communication is an important factor in shaping a dynamic welfare economy. The recent intellectual property law are analyzed to find the extend to which they affect communication costs and the welfare economy of the place.

Interpretation and construction, Welfare economics, Intellectual property law

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Termination outcomes of research alliances

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A research is presented on the outcomes of termination of a research alliance between organizations.

Other Financial Vehicles, Investors, not elsewhere classified, R&D Investment Partnerships, Research and development partnership, Research and development partnerships, Discharge of contracts

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