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Create or Destroy Values?
Chanson
In Campbell, A. 2003. The Role of the Parent Company. The Oxford Handbook of Strategy:
Campbell presents stand-alone influence, linkage influence, central functions and services, and corporate development as the "Four Ways to Destroy Values" (p. 73)
He precises: "in each of these areas, it is possible for parent companies to create value. Often, however, these areas of influence do result in value destruction" (p. 73).
It's then probably neccessary to provide nuances in your abstract about the "four types of parental value creation". Otherwise, many scholars will affirm that these four strategies are the solution prescribed by Goold and Campbell to create value. (...) Read more? Sign up for free
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The Parent Can Create AND Destroy Value
Jaap de Jonge, Management Consultant, Netherlands Thank you for your addition to our summary. The 4 mentioned ways of influence by a parent on its subsidiaries can all result in the Creation AND Destruction of Value, depending on the circumstances and certain factors, some of which are mentioned at the end of our article.
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