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Engaging Customers, Embracing AI: How Suppliers Respond to Trade Tensions and Improve Performance
Firms face intensifying pressure to innovate amid escalating US–China trade tensions. This study investigates how they integrate artificial intelligence (AI) to respond to such disruptions. We reconceptualize induced innovation theory as adversity-induced innovation theory and test hypotheses using
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