Zusammenfassung
Unternehmen müssen für verschiedene in ihrer Industrie relevante Aktivitäten die Entscheidung zwischen Eigenfertigung im Unternehmen und Fremdbezug über den Markt treffen [43] und gestalten auf diese Weise ihre Grenze (vgl. [11], S. 105 und hier und in diesem Absatz [33], S. 1). Die Eigenfertigung im Unternehmen wird auch als Nutzung der Governance-Form Hierarchie und der Fremdbezug über den Markt als Nutzung der Governance-Form Markt bezeichnet [54]. Zwischenformen dieser beiden Governance-Formen sind beispielsweise Kapitalbeteiligungen und Allianzen (vgl. [11], S. 106).
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Jung, B. (2016). Der Einfluss der Subprozesse der Ressourcenentwicklungs-Fähigkeit auf die Entscheidung über die Unternehmensgrenze bei radikaler technologischer Veränderung. In: Proff, H., Fojcik, T. (eds) Nationale und internationale Trends in der Mobilität. Springer Gabler, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-14563-7_28
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