Resource Distributions and Market Partitioning: Dutch Daily Newspapers, 1968 to 1994
Resource-partitioning theory is used to explain generalist concentration through the distribution of environmental resources. It is argued that the higher the homogeneity and concentration of relevant environmental resources, the higher the concentration of large generalist organizations competing o...
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| description | Resource-partitioning theory is used to explain generalist concentration through the distribution of environmental resources. It is argued that the higher the homogeneity and concentration of relevant environmental resources, the higher the concentration of large generalist organizations competing on the basis of scale. |
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| subjects | Attrition (Research Studies) Banking Competition Consumers Design Distribution Dutch language Environmental regulations Film Production History Homogeneity Manufacturing Newspaper industry Provinces Research design Resource management Sociology Specialists Telephone Communications Industry Theory |
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