How does the second-order learning process moderate the relationship between innovation inputs and outputs of large Korean firms?
Abstract
We investigate how the second-order learning process moderates the relationship between innovation performance and two types of knowledge seeking behavior, namely exploration and exploitation. We reinvestigate the second-order learning process of the top 100 Korean firms from 1997 to 2007 by capturing CEO turnover, board turnover, and R&D alliances. We argue that the current findings about exploration and exploitation should be reclassified in...
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Title
How does the second-order learning process moderate the relationship between innovation inputs and outputs of large Korean firms?
Published Date
Apr 28, 2013
Volume
31
Issue
1
Pages
69 - 103
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