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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"U.S. Steel"”.
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The evolution of business ecosystems : interspecies competition in the steel industry
… a commodity industrial setting, namely the U.S. steel industry from 1860-2010. As the evolution of business ecosystems framework posits the emergence of symbiotic inter-species competition between heterogeneous inter-organizational architectures, this thesis builds grounded theory by expanding …
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Employment adjustment in steel industry: The U.S. and Japan compared
… to compare employment adjustment process in steel industry between the U.S. and Japan in the period 1974-1988. In response to production decline after the Oil Shock of 1973, Japanese steel companies reduced working hours, but not employment. In the 1980s, however, they adopted a new policy: …
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A Resource -Based View of Strategic Alliances: Organizational Capabilities, Governance, and Performance
Based on the U.S. steel industry data, the results are largely consistent with the general proposition. The results associate some firm resources with alliancing behavior and industry alliancing behavior with increased competitiveness in terms of increased profitability and labor productivity even …
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An experimental investigation of sheet pile interlock behavior under lateral pressure
… on assemblies of four, 4 foot long U.S. Steel PS32 (regular strength) and PSX32 (high strength) straight web sheet pile sections. The instrumentation adopted in the testing program was geared toward monitoring the assembly displacements, load transfer characteristics, and interlock …
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Beyond program : designing future industries for the public realm
… region at the hands of corporations such as U.S Steel, but also historically through an examination of the various positions taken by architects throughout the 20th century in regards to the notion of industrial production. This thesis accepts the plurality of this site and the perceived role of …