2002
DOI: 10.4324/9780203459096
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Knowledge, Institutions and Evolution in Economics

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“…Aunque existen algunos estudios sobre la capacidad transaccional (Argyres & Mayer, 2007;Cannon & Homburg, 2001;Dyer, 1997;Dyer & Singh, 1998;Hoetker, 2005;Jacobides & Winter, 2005;Langlois & Foss, 1999;Loasby, 2002, Madhok, 1996Mayer & Salomon, 2006;Poppo & Zenger, 2002;, su consolidación es un tema pendiente.…”
Section: Dimensiones De La Capacidad Transaccionalunclassified
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“…Aunque existen algunos estudios sobre la capacidad transaccional (Argyres & Mayer, 2007;Cannon & Homburg, 2001;Dyer, 1997;Dyer & Singh, 1998;Hoetker, 2005;Jacobides & Winter, 2005;Langlois & Foss, 1999;Loasby, 2002, Madhok, 1996Mayer & Salomon, 2006;Poppo & Zenger, 2002;, su consolidación es un tema pendiente.…”
Section: Dimensiones De La Capacidad Transaccionalunclassified
“…La posibilidad y necesidad existentes para que ambos enfoques puedan complementarse ha hecho que diversos investigadores (Argyres & Mayer, 2007;Brahm & Tarziján, 2014;Hoetker, 2005;Jacobides & Winter, 2005;Langlois & Foss, 1999;Loasby, 2002;Mayer & Salomon, 2006;Poppo & Zenger, 2002) sigan la propuesta de analizarlos de forma conjunta. Esa nueva corriente de investigación es diversa.…”
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“…It was not focused on the wider and more important question of the growth of knowledge. 8 Thus, relatively little public investment was made in the propagation of digital take-up across populations, in education for digital literacy, or in support for creative development and organization (other than business services for creative firms).…”
Section: Growthmentioning
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“…Drawing on this tradition and the Marshallian tradition, there is a large modern literature which sees knowledge at the core of economic reality. A key contributor to this literature, Brian Loasby, draws explicit parallels between the way in which knowledge is generated in the firm and in markets, and the way in which it is generated among economists (see for example Loasby 1999). He goes back (most recently in Loasby, forthcoming) to Smith in a way which resolves the objectivity/subjectivity dualism which has the potential to threaten a blending of the Austrian and Marshallian traditions.…”
Section: Uncertainty Of Economists and Uncertainty Of Economic Actorsmentioning
confidence: 99%