GENERATIONAL TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE: EFFECTS OF INNOVATION AND LOCAL RIVALRY ON PERFORMANCE.
Academy of Management JournalPublished 1 October 1996
Michael W. Lawless, Philip C. Anderson
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We tested the effects of innovation and market complexity on firm performance. Generational technological change—a major advance within a technology regime—fosters the emergence of niches and local...
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