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Capabilities and Coherence in Firms and Markets, in economic organization. As Foss, Knudsen, and Montgomery noted in their introductory chapter, coherence has to do with whatever it is “that fundamentally distinguishes the viable firm as a historical ., rather than just an arbitrary collection of businesses held together by the thin glue of transaction-cost minimization” (p. 13).

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Four Rs of Profitability: Rents, Resources, Routines, and Replication,dance for business decision making from a deeper understanding of the sources of interfirm profitability differences (.; .). It interprets these as reflections of differences in streams of rents and quasi-rents accruing to firms, which in turn are attributed to differences in the control and management of strategic resources.

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Of Diamonds and Rust: A New Look at Resources,erent world views. Although our preconference paper (see Chapter 1) duly noted the different legacies of each tradition, we missed the enormity of the ideology, the deep-seated convictions and ways of seeing that underlie the respective streams of work.

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Competitive Advantage and Industry Capabilities, overall idea that strategy is a matter of obtaining fit between the Strengths of the firm and the Opportunities of the environment, while simultaneously safeguarding the Weaknesses of the firm from the Threats of that environment—the RBP may be said to have investigated and added further analytical content to the “Strength-Weaknesses” part.

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Capabilities and Coherence in Firms and Markets,nces in intellectual origin and explanatory purpose, these two intellectual strands intertwine for a considerable distance. Rather than attempt a detailed comparison, however, this chapter tries to illuminate the overlap by examining one particular issue of common interest: the nature of “coherence”

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