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Registro 1 de 4
Autor: Lazerson, Mark H.
Título: Transactional calculus and small business strategy
En: Zolton, J. ACS edt; Audretsch, David B.. The economics of small firms : a european challenge
Ciudad y Editorial: Dordrecht : Kluwer
Páginas: pp. 25-42
Año: 1990
Palabras clave: ECONOMIA INDUSTRIAL | GESTION TECNOLOGICA |
Solicitar por: MEI 00503
Registro 2 de 4
Autor: Zolton, J. ACS ed. - Audretsch, David B. - 
Título: Innovation, market, structure and firm size
En: Zolton, J. ACS edt; Audretsch, David B.. Innovation and small firms
Ciudad y Editorial: Cambridge, Massachusetts : MIT Press
Páginas: Cap.3 37-59
Año: 1990
Palabras clave: FINANCIAMIENTO DE EMPRESAS | GESTION TECNOLOGICA |
Solicitar por: MEI 00503
Registro 3 de 4
Autor: Acs, Zoltan J. - Audretsch, David B. - 
Título: Small-Firm Entry in U.S. Manufacturing
Fuente: Economica. v.56, n.222. London School of Economics and Political Science
Páginas: pp. 255-265
Año: May 1989
Resumen: A cross-section empirical analysis examining the entry behavior of small firms is provided in this paper. While the authors find that certain traditional market structure characteristics and entry barriers have a strong impact on small-firm entry behavior, the reliance upon innovative strategy by small firms also explains a significant amount of the variation in the pattern of entry by small firms. They conclude that small-firm entry is at least partially determined by entry barriers, industry-specific characteristics facilitating retaliatory conduct by incumbent firms, and the reliance upon innovative strategy by small firms. Copyright 1989 by The London School of Economics and Political Science.
Palabras clave: TEORIA ECONOMICA | PEQUENAS EMPRESAS |
Solicitar por: ECON 30058/3 + datos de Fuente
Registro 4 de 4
Autor: Acs, Zoltan J. - Audretsch, David B. - 
Título: Innovation, Market Structure, and Firm Size
Fuente: Review of Economics and Statistics. v.69, n.4
Páginas: pp. 657-674
Año: 1987
Resumen: The hypothesis that the relative innovative advantage between large and small firms is determined by market concentration, the extent of entry barriers, the composition of firm size within the industry, and the overall importance of innovation activity is tested. The authors find that large firms tend to have the relative innovative advantage in industries that are capital intensive, concentrated, highly unionized, and produce a differentiated good. The small firms tend to have the relative advantage in industries that are highly innovative, utilize a large component of skilled labor, and tend to be composed of a relatively high proportion of large firms.
Palabras clave: EMPRESAS | DIMENSION DE LA EMPRESA | INNOVACION |
Solicitar por: ECON 30058/3 + datos de Fuente

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