Currently, global warming, frequent occurrence of extreme weather and air pollution are
common problems facing the international community. Carbon dioxide emissions are the …

We discuss that entry can be considered from various levels of analysis: entrepreneur-level,
firm-level, and also at higher levels of aggregation, such as the industry-level and country …

The COVID-19 epidemic has altered the economic geographies of cities. However, the
academic focus on urban industries and their structural dynamics is far from enough. In this …

By various performance indicators, the Indonesian services sector ranks below those of its
main ASEAN neighbours. This is concerning for Indonesia, given the the increased attention …

This study focuses on a slow exit process, known as a shadow of death, as a new factor of
inefficient resource allocation in the macroeconomy. First, we develop an endogenous …

This paper presents an analytical model to elucidate the incumbent's optimal strategy on
“vertical repositioning” as a countermeasure against entry. A vertically differentiated market …

This study explores the role of founders' human capital in determining the external
knowledge sourcing (licensing-in and joint R&D) of a firm during the start-up period using …

Young firms are known to grow at a faster rate than incumbents. With administrative firm data
from Germany, we show that the higher growth rates indeed translate into upward mobility …

This study examines whether domestic competition enhances competitiveness in
international markets for Japanese manufacturing industries. The study analyzes the effects …

This research was facilitated by the Business, Management, and Organization chair group
located at the Wageningen University and Research. The supervision was provided by dr …