Theory of the Firm: Past, Present, and Future; An Interpretation
Journal of Economic LiteraturePublished 1 January 2016
Richard M. Cyert, Charles L. Hedrick
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Abstract
Hence, even if the partial equilibrium analyst knows full well that the actual situation is not really a competitive one, he probably will still make a first try using the competitive model with good old-fashioned profit maximization. And if the results appear too odd, appropriate qualifications may still be able to take care of them more simply than if he had started with a cumbersome managerial model. (In saying this, I am showing my bias.) [18, p. 30]
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