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Nation Advantages and Firm's Advantages
Carole
How does a firm strategy and structure help to promote the nation advantage against other nations?
I'm being told that when a foreign firm wants to enter a particular country, it has to look if it can take advantage of any present cluster. But, even if the foreign firm enters the nation and joins a cluster already made up by other firms, it's still up to the foreign firm's own strategy and structure (it's own competitive advantage) to succeed in that nation isn't it?
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Coopetition
Owen Firms have to co-operate and compete at the same time. For this it requires the entering firm to have a clear business plan on how they intend to comp...  |
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An Example of Clustering in Australia
Jonathan Smith, Management Consultant, Australia, Member Firms tend to cluster around sets of resources, and this can have a compound effect, as the clustering gains momentum.
For example, in the nor... |
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