COMPETITION, CAPABILITIES, AND THE MAKE, BUY, OR ALLY DECISIONS OF CHINESE STATE-OWNED FIRMS.
Academy of Management JournalPublished 1 June 2000
Stuart C. White
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What factors influence a Chinese state-owned enterprise's choice among alternative strategies for acquiring complementary assets? In this study, I propose that the decision to make, buy, or ally to...
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