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Record ID marc_nuls/NULS_PHC_180925.mrc:52677487:5801
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050 00 $aHB 238$bH86 2000
100 1 $aHunt, Shelby D.
245 12 $aA general theory of competition :$bresources, competences, productivity, economic growth /$cShelby D. Hunt.
260 $aThousand Oaks :$bSage Publications,$cc2000.
300 $axv, 303 p. :$bill. ;$c23 cm.
440 0 $aMarketing for a new century
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 261-283) and indexes.
505 0 $aThe Perfection of Perfect Competition -- An Overview of R-A Theory -- Pedigree -- Structure -- A Look Ahead -- Antecedents and Affinities: Evolutionary and "Austrian" Economics -- Evolutionary Economics -- The Revival -- Evolutionary Economics and the Theory of the Firm -- Evolutionary Economics and R-A Theory -- Austrian Economics -- Market Processes -- Entrepreneurship -- Competition as Knowledge-Discovery -- Austrian Economics and R-A Theory -- Antecedents and Affinities: Heterogeneous Demand and Differential Advantage -- Heterogeneous Demand Theory -- The Early, Neoclassical Chamberlin -- The Later, "Quasi-Austrian" Chamberlin -- Mainstream Economics and Heterogeneity of Demand -- Marketing and Heterogeneity of Demand -- Heterogeneous Demand Theory and R-A Theory -- Differential Advantage Theory -- Workable Competition -- Effective Competition and Differential Advantage -- A Functionalist Theory of Market Behavior -- Differential Advantage Theory and R-A Theory -- Antecedents and Affinities: Business Strategy and Institutional Theory -- Business Strategy -- Formal Strategic Planning and Portfolio Analysis -- Industry-Based Theory -- Resource-Based Theory -- Competence-Based Theory -- Business Strategy and R-A Theory -- Resource-Based Theory -- Competence-Based Theory -- Institutional Theory -- Institutional Economics -- Transaction Cost Economics -- Economic Sociology -- Institutional Theory and R-A Theory -- Resource-Advantage Theory: Foundational Premises -- Demand -- Demand and R-A Theory -- Consumer Information -- Consumer Information and R-A Theory -- Human Motivation -- Human Motivation and R-A Theory -- Firm's Objective and Information -- Firm's Objective, Information, and R-A Theory -- Resources and R-A Theory -- Role of Management -- Management and R-A Theory -- Competitive Dynamics -- Competitive Dynamics and R-A Theory -- Resource-Advantage Theory: An Evolutionary, Process Theory of Competition -- The Process of R-A Competition -- Positions of Competitive Advantage -- Comparative Resource Advantages -- Internal Factors -- External Factors -- Endogenous Innovation -- Proactive Innovation -- Reactive Innovation -- Organizational Learning -- An Evolutionary Theory of Competition -- Units of Selection and Their Heritability -- Durability -- Selection Process and Diversity -- Locally Fitter -- Path Dependence Effects -- Firm Diversity -- An Empirical Test -- Productivity, Efficiency, and Effectiveness -- Neoclassical Theory, Quality, and Efficiency -- Perfect Competition and Efficiency -- The Socialist Calculation Debate -- Robbins and Hayek -- The Socialist Response -- Implications of the Debate -- Productivity and R-A Theory -- The Motivations for Innovation -- Economic Calculation and Productivity -- Learning to Be Productive -- Creating Productivity-Enhancing Resources -- Endogenous Economic Growth -- Neoclassical Growth Theory -- Neoclassical Growth Theory: Assumptions, Implications, Predictions -- Economic Growth and R-A Theory -- Expanding the Concept of Capital -- Human Capital -- Informational Capital -- Relational Capital -- Organizational Capital -- R-A Theory's Five Predictions -- Technological Progress versus K/L Ratio -- Investment -- Endogenous Technological Progress -- System-Neutral -- Institutions-Neutral -- Does the K/L Ratio Dominate Technological Progress? -- Does Investment Cause Economic Growth? -- The Case for Investment Causing Growth -- The Case for Growth Causing Investment -- Is Technological Progress Exogenous? -- Is Growth Economic System-Neutral? -- The Economic Growth of the Soviet Union -- The Wealth of Nations -- Endogenous Growth Models -- Three Examples of Endogenous Growth Models -- Grounding Endogenous Growth Models -- Endogenous Growth Models and R-A Theory -- Technology as a Resource -- Endogenous Innovation: Major and Incremental -- Rents -- Institutions -- Institutions and Economic Growth -- Historical Evidence -- Empirical Evidence -- Knack and Keefer -- Barro -- Johnson, Holmes, and Kirkpatrick -- Gwartney, Lawson, and Block -- Culture and Economic Growth -- On Relativism -- Trust and the Wealth of Nations -- Trust, R-A Theory, and the Wealth of Nations -- A General Theory of Competition -- Demand, Information, and Resource Characteristics -- Human Motivation -- Firm's Objective and Firm's Information -- Evolutionary Processes and Equilibrium -- Public Policy and Antitrust Legislation -- The Antitrust Debate -- The Chicago School of Antitrust -- The Antitrust Debate: An R-A Theory Appraisal -- A Meaningless Debate -- Public Policy and R-A Theory -- A Work in Progress.
650 0 $aCompetition.
653 $aResource-advantage theory of competition.
948 $a03/24/2000$b04/03/2000
999 $aHB 238 H86 2000$wLC$c1$i31786101223375$d5/26/2010$e5/21/2010 $f3/3/2004$g1$lCIRCSTACKS$mNULS$n1$rY$sY$tBOOK$u6/11/2003