Centro de Documentacion de Fundación MAPFRE - Rivalry, strategic groups and firm profitability

Notes: Sumario: An analysis of the U.S. pharmaceutical industry during the period 1963-82 finds that a substancial decline in industry profitability is not explained by changes in the number and size distribution of firms, in segment interdependence and in strategic distance. In contrast, declining industry profitability is strongly associated with increasing rivalry. This increasing rivalry is associated with changes in strategic group structure and a concomitant shift from within group rivalry to between group rivalryRelated records: En: Strategic management journal. - Chichester [etc.]. - nº 1, January 1993 ; p. 47-59Materia / lugar / evento: Industria farmacéutica Estrategia empresarial Competencia Rentabilidad Análisis estratégico Otros autores: Dierickx, Ingemar
Secondary titles: Título: Strategic management journal
Other categories: 922.111