While entrepreneurship is linked with innovation, entrepreneurial firms often imitate competitors rather than offering new substitute products or services. This research examines the conditions under which entrepreneurs utilize an imitation versus a substitution strategy by integrating entrepreneurial orientation with resource-based view of the firm in considering entrepreneurs' resource accumulation decisions. We apply this integration to the managerial decision of whether to imitate competitors or create substitute products or services.
... have frequently been characterized as important in such processes are innovativeness, risk taking,...While by definition innovativeness might suggest employing substitute ...
... the point because the Convention’s definition of “rights of custody” controls. This uniform,... as joint custodians cannot agree on important matters such as education, it is the court’s dut... reading of this text depends on its substitution of the word “country” for the word “place....
... be amended to implement an assessment on imported dairy products to fund promotion and research and ...A program that promotes the substitution of a dairy product from one source with a dairy pr... exemptions; duties of the board; and definitions of CBP, importer, and qualified programs. The 2002...
...) and does not incorporate §802(13)'s definition of "felony," a state drug offense punishable by mo...' deletion of the word "felony" and substitution of the phrase "punishable by imprisonment for more... in the CSA and the Controlled Substances Import and Export Act, 84 Stat. 1285, 21 U. S. C. §951 e...
After clarifying the widespread terminological confusion regarding 'import-substitution', 'export-promotion' and 'free trade', this article focuses on an interesting debate about their complementarities. Particular attention will be paid to whether the simultaneous implementation of import-substitution and export-promotion neutralises each other and leads to free trade results. It will be argued that although this debate is stimulating, it has a number of important limitations and has very little bearing to actual trade policy implementation. [PUBLICATION ABSTRACT
...This is true by definition in the two-sector model where there are only expor...
... CWA is broader than the traditional definition found in The Daniel Ball, 10 Wall. 557, see Sol... adjacent wetlands are likely to play an important role in the integrity of an aquatic system compris..., in certain circumstances, for the substitution of state for federal jurisdiction over "navigable ...
... from such foreign activity, it is important to fully understand the factors influencing the FD...which shows the marginal rate of substitution between leisure and consumption. This equation sho... follows the World Bank's definition. . (2) One could argue that the current model allo...
... thought of as "enabling" sectors whose importance lies in their forward linkages. In an economy incr... image growth strategy of import substitution (Williams, 1997; Bruton, 1998) and even domestic d...However, by definition household service industries sell primarily to hou...
Rigorous investigation of organizational epistemology, or what can an organization know and why, is a sadly underdeveloped field. Knowledge management as a field has suffered from naïve assumptions about what knowledge is and how it can(not) be shared. David Seidl in E:CO (2007) made a significant contribution to organizational epistemology, which I want to further problematize. Seidl made two assumptions: one ontological namely that organizations know things; and one epistemological namely that knowledge can be defined as perceptual complexity reduction. I wish to counter that persons and not organizations know things and that knowledge is more social than perceptual. I will argue that the problem of social knowing is not so much grounded in the epistemological question of knowledge / ...
..., and methods / generalization are more important than the individual process of thinking or than ex...In the substitution of being for becoming, abstract truth or permanenc...The definitions, style and assumptions are unswerving. Ideas are r...
...(20) Amendments to Part I (Definitions), Sections 1.01 and 1.02; amendments to Part II (G... hydrocarbon emissions through the substitution of emulsion-based asphalt for solvent-based asphal...(Export/Import of Motor Vehicles). (3) Part VIII Permits. Section...
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