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Relation-Specific Capabilities and Barriers to Knowledge Transfers: Creating Advantage Through Network Relationships
and-operationsbusiness-administrationcapabilitiescompetitive-advantageknowledge-managementmanagementnetworksorganizational-learning
This study examines the role of network knowledge resources in influencing firm performance. More specifically: Can a firm that uses the identical supplier network as competitors and purchases similar inputs from the same plants achieve a competitive advantage through that network? In a sample of U.
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