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Pricing as an institutionally situated practice: Competing situated rationalities and persistence of cost-plus pricing under market liberalisation
Pricing is commonly portrayed as an economically rational practice responsive to competitive conditions; however, the persistence of cost-plus pricing during institutional transition remains insufficiently explained. This study examines how such persistence is reproduced amid economic liberalisat
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