Titlebook: Statistical Models for Strategic Management; Michel Ghertman,Jacques Obadia,Jean-Luc Arregle Book 1997 Springer Science+Business Media Dor

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Scott E. Mastenhe Symposium started on Saturday instead of Sunday. Second, the program opened on Saturday afternoon with a Mini-symposium by the Young Investigators to give them an early start and attention. Finally, 40 short and definitive reports were given in two parallel sessions. The expanded format permitted an unprec978-94-017-4103-3978-0-306-46862-9

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Event Count Analysis and Strategic Management that case, event count analysis can provide meaningful inferences about factors influencing the rate of occurrence of strategic events. In this chapter we review two stochastic models (Poisson and Negative Binomial) appropriate for event count analysis. We begin with a brief description of the rela

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Regression Analysis Resource-Based and DiversificationIn this paper I review the use of regression models that have been used to study the diversification phenomenon. I suggest that simultaneous equation models may be used to develop better insight in future research.

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Factor and Regression Analysis, Power and Profits in Supply Chainsndicate that, in the sample, industry effects are more important than firm effects (as measured by relative market share) in explaining seller profitability and suggest that buyer power explains a much larger percentage of the variance in seller profitability than supplier power.

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Generic Strategy Research: Application of LISREL and Smallest Space Analysis Specifically, we argue that the use of these techniques allow researchers to clarify and crystallize some of the assertions underlying the concept of generic strategies and to test them more rigorously than in the past.

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A Descriptive Alternative to Cluster Analysis: Understanding Strategic Group Performance with Simulaine of Business Program. The demonstration suggests that strategic group-level factors are important for explaining persistent differences in firm performance, but that such factors are fluid and ephemeral, rather than fixed and durable over time.