ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE OF GROUP-AFFILIATED COMPANIES IN KOREA: INTRAGROUP-RESOURCE SHARING AND INTERNAL BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS.
Academy of Management JournalPublished 1 June 2000
Sea‐Jin Chang, Joon-Ki Hong
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This study examined the economic performance of the firms associated with Korean business groups by explicitly addressing groupwide resource sharing and internal business transactions. The results ...
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