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The simplicity of competitive repertoires: an empirical analysis.
Danny Miller
- Vol. 1993, Iss: 1, pp 32-36
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The nature causes and performance consequences of simplicity in competitive repertoires are investigated in this article, where good performance was shown to induce managers to focus more on a shrinking set of actions.Abstract:
The nature causes, and performance consequences of simplicity in competitive repertoires are investigated. Good performance was shown to induce managers to focus more on a shrinking set of actions....read more
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