Titlebook: Strategic Management Accounting in a Network Economy; Wingsun Li Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusiv

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Entering the Network Economy,market dimension, strategic performance dimension, and strategic value dimension. Each dimension has its own role to contribute to value creation of the corporation. The beginning of the twenty-first century has shown a dividing line between old and new economies characterized by high interdependenc

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,Decision Making Under Uncertainty—Basic Concepts and Techniques,eality, the world is full of uncertainty, and management has to make decisions with incomplete information. There is always a risk associated with decision choices. How does management judge risk and evaluate decision options? Furthermore, what approaches can corporate management use to make a final

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,Competitive Position—Strategic Cost and Value,nd delve into how a firm, considering its resource constraints, selects and incorporates value attributes into its product/service offerings to attract target customers. In fact, the firm can gauge the appropriateness of its selection only through the market power test—evaluating performance in term

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Competitive Position: Network Integration,ize agility, risk resistance, modularity, cooperative capabilities, and digital technology. Many businesses are reconfiguring themselves to establish connections with external resources. As a result, network integration has become a crucial strategic initiative for numerous corporations to leverage

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Market Power and Market Value Creation,date this effect, I would start to examine the intricate relationship between market power and price elasticity. By aligning prices in accordance with appropriate brand and customer strategies, a firm can significantly bolster its market power. In fact, market power represents the manifestation of c

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Pricing Strategies in a Dynamic Market,s, predicting market responses from competitors and customers, evaluating internal constraints such as costs or capacity, and considering the short-term and long-term financial implications. Price decisions can have both complementary and substitutional impacts on other sectors of a business. Howeve