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The Use of relational discrimination to manage market entry: when do social status and structural holes work agains you?

This study examines how incumbent firms use relational discrimination to manage threats from market entry. The use of relationships to manage market entry implies that incumbent firms decide to collaborate with entering firms instead of incumbent firms on the basis of the extent to which entering firms threaten their own market positions. I argue that incumbent firms seeking collaborators switch between favoring and disfavoring entering firms compared to incumbent firms depending on their social status and brokerage opportunities. Comprehensive data on commercial banks' entry into investment banking in the period 1991 to 1997 provide empirical support for my arguments.Printed Journal

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PSB lt.dasar - Pascasarjana1
Penerbit Academy of Management.,
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Subjek Competition
Organizational behavior
Investment banking
Collaboration
status
studies
Market entry
ISBN/ISSN 14273
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