Titlebook: Knowledge Capital and the “New Economy”; Firm Size, Performan Pontus Braunerhjelm Book 2000 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2000 S

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Book 2000 this bright avenue into the future ispropelled by knowledge capital, flexibility and new ways of organizingproduction, such as clusters and networks. Progress in informationtechnology, together with massive deregulation on the national and theinternational levels, have been credited with setting th

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Introduction,as well as international markets. Simultaneously, the IT revolution helps to boost productivity and diffuse knowledge to firms that are linked in real or virtual networks. The fanatics see no limits to this development; however, they also claim that, for the firm, it is a matter of adapting to the new situation or dying.

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How is Knowledge Capital Related to Firm Size and Internationalization?,ew to enhancing consumers‘ willingness to pay for the firm‘s product(s)" (Sutton, 1991, pp. 7-8).. Hence, in order for firms to develop, sustain, and finance such costs, it has been claimed necessary to reach a certain critical scale in production. Empirically this view has also received some support (Greenhalg, 1991; Kravis and Lipsey, 1992)..