Organizational Innovation and Firm Performance
George Baker, Takeo Hoshi, Hideshi Itoh, and Sadao Nagaoka, organizers
Conference held December 15-16, 2006
Published in June 2008 by Journal of the Japanese and International Economies 22(2), June 2008 (Elsevier Inc.)
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Table of Contents
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Organizational innovation and corporate performance:
George Baker, Takeo Hoshi, Hideshi Itoh
(p. 143 - 145)
(bibliographic info)
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Strategic alliances: Bridges between “islands of conscious power”:
George P. Baker, Robert Gibbons, Kevin J. Murphy
(p. 146 - 163)
(bibliographic info)
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An economic analysis of platform sharing:
Arghya Ghosh, Hodaka Morita
(p. 164 - 186)
(bibliographic info)
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Determinants of firm boundaries: Empirical analysis of the Japanese auto industry from 1984 to 2002:
Sadao Nagaoka, Akira Takeishi, Yoshihisa No
(p. 187 - 206)
(bibliographic info)
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Complementarities among authority, accountability, and monitoring: Evidence from Japanese business groups:
Hideshi Itoh, Tatsuya Kikutani, Osamu Hayashida
(p. 207 - 228)
(bibliographic info)
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Relative performance evaluation, agent hold-up and firm organization:
Ola Kvaløy, Trond E. Olsen
(p. 229 - 241)
(bibliographic info)
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Bank size and lending relationships in Japan:
Hirofumi Uchida, Gregory F. Udell, Wako Watanabe
(p. 242 - 267)
(bibliographic info)
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Ability and employer learning: Evidence from the economist labor market:
Paul Oyer
(p. 268 - 289)
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