The competitive advantage of countries and those of companies of a particular nationality is a subject commanding increasing attention by students of the transnational corporation (TN C) Since the mid-1970s, the focus of scholars interested in explaining the existence and growth of the TNC has been directed to identifying and evaluating the relative costs and benefits of organizing the cross-border transactions of intermediate products by hierarchies or markets. Since the early 1990s, renewed attention has been given to explaining the origin and composition of the resources and capabilitiesof corporations
The competitive advantage of countries and those of companies of a particular nationality is a subject commanding increasing attention by students of the transnational corporation (TN C) Since the mid-1970s, the focus of scholars interested in explaining the existence and growth of the TNC has been directed to identifying and evaluating the relative costs and benefits of organizing the cross-border transactions of intermediate products by hierarchies or markets. Since the early 1990s, renewed attention has been given to explaining the origin and composition of the resources and capabilitiesof corporations
The competitive advantage of countries and those of companies of a particular nationality is a subject commanding increasing attention by students of the transnational corporation (TN C) Since the mid-1970s, the focus of scholars interested in explaining the existence and growth of the TNC has been directed to identifying and evaluating the relative costs and benefits of organizing the cross-border transactions of intermediate products by hierarchies or markets. Since the early 1990s, renewed attention has been given to explaining the origin and composition of the resources and capabilitiesof corporations