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Distance, bank heterogeneity and entry in local banking markets
Journal of Industrial Economics
2008 : SEP, VOL. 56:3, p. 500-534
 2008 Felici, R.
Pagnini, M.
30.
Can branded drugs benefit from generic entry? The role of detailing and price in switching to non-bioequivalent molecules
International Journal of Research in Marketing
2008 : DEC, VOL. 25:4, p. 247-260
 2008 Gonzalez, J. (et al.)
31.
Does competitive entry structurally change key marketing metrics?
International Journal of Research in Marketing
2008 : SEP, VOL. 25:3, p. 173-182
 2008 Kornelis, M.
Dekimpe, M.G.
Leeflang, P.S.H.
32.
Real options, international entry mode choice and performance
Journal of Management Studies
2008 : JUL, VOL. 45:5, p. 936-960
 2008 Brouthers, K.D.
Brouthers, L.E.
Werner, S.
33.
Learning from sharks: lessons on managing projects in the independent film industry
Long Range Planning
2008 : FEB, VOL. 41:1, p. 107-115
 2008 Finney, A.
34.
Why new business development projects fail: coping with the differences of technological versus market knowledge
Long Range Planning
2008 : FEB, VOL. 41:1, p. 55-73
 2008 Burgers, J.H.
Bosch, F.A.J. Van den
Volberda, H.W.
35.
Regulation of an open access essential facility
Economica
2008 : NOV, VOL. 75:300, p. 662-682
 2008 Gautier, A.
Mitra, M.
36.
Entry in a psychically distant market: Finnish small and medium-sized software firms in Japan
European Management Journal
2008 : APR, VOL. 26:2, p. 135-144
 2008 Ojala, A.
37.
Rethinking the paradigm of service internationalisation: Less resource-intensive market entry modes for information-intensive soft services
Management International Review
2008 : VOL. 48:4, p. 413-431
 2008 Ball, D.A.
Lindsay, V.J.
Rose, E.L.
38.
Risk and the strategy of foreign location choice in regulated industries
Strategic Management Journal
2008 : OCT, VOL. 29:10, p. 1097-1115
 2008 Garcia-Canal, E.
Guillen, M.F.
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