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Reducing of Complexity through Integration

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The preceding analyses have established that the development of firms and their strategies must be interpreted essentially in terms of information. The crucial issue for a firm under a variety-based system becomes the mastery or even reduction of complexity, not only in its market relations but also in its own internal skills and production network.

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  1. Cf. P. COHENDET and P. LLERENA “Productics and new representation of the production process”, in P. COHENDET, P. LLERENA and P. PECQUET, Economica, 1987.

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  2. Cf. J. CLARK and M. FLEMINGS in “Advanced materials and the economy”, American Scientific, October 1986, p.46.

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Cohendet, P., Ledoux, M.J., Zuscovitch, E. (1988). Reducing of Complexity through Integration. In: New Advanced Materials. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-73809-8_10

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