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How Productivity Influences Knowledge Acquisition Strategies

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How Productivity Influences Knowledge Acquisition Strategies

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KEY CONCEPT

Knowledge acquired from regional firms helps the innovation efforts of companies with lower productivity rates and managerial capabilities. High-productivity companies with higher-level capabilities and more resources will increase firm innovation through sourcing partnerships with international firms.


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Idea conceived

February 23, 2022

Idea posted

Jul 2022
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