The Resource Based Perspective, Rents, and Purchasing's Contribution to Sustainable Competitive Advantage
By J. Ramsay. 2001
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Subfields: Strategy and Management
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- GROUNDING SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT IN RESOURCE‐ADVANTAGE THEORY* (2008, methodology): “cessful product differentiation and/or low output prices’’ (Ramsay 2001, p. 39). Ramsay (2001) reviews the current RBV literature that bears on purchasing’s potential contribution to sustainable competitive advantage.”
- Grounding Supply Chain Management in Resource‐Advantage Theory: In Defense of a Resource‐Based View of the Firm (2012, methodology): “cessful product differentiation and/or low output prices’’ (Ramsay 2001, p. 39). Ramsay (2001) reviews the current RBV literature that bears on purchasing’s potential contribution to sustainable competitive advantage.”
- An Empirical Study of Buyer–Supplier Relationships within Small Business Organizations (2012, background): “These disadvantages could adversely impact the effectiveness of buyer– supplier relationships within these organizations (Jap and Anderson 2003; Ramsey 2001).”
- Management, strategic management theories and thelinkage with organizational competitive advantage from theresource-based View (2009, result): “Furthermore, other studies have indeed provided support on the importance of having a good strategy to attain competitive advantage from the resource-based view (Hult and Ketchen Jr., 2001; Ramsay, 2001; Foss and Knudsen, 2003; Gottschalg and Zollo, 2007).”
- Resource based theory in operations management research (2016, background): “…Suggests that across studies reviewed ICT is a firm resource Supply chain management, performance management 2012 Barney (JSCM) Rebuttal to Ramsay (2001) and Hunt and Davis (2008) articles, argues that supply chains can be a source of competitive advantage Strategic factor market logic…”