On the relationship between economic rent and profit
(2009) In Working paper series 2009(2).- Abstract
- The question of who appropriates the economic rents created by resources and capabilities has remained largely unresolved in strategic management. The aim of this paper is to highlight the problem established strategic management theory faces in explaining value appropriation, and to propose a framework that addresses how R&C affect bargaining power and value appropriation. While resource-based theory focuses on the generation and sustainability of economic rents, the appropriation factor framework presented in this paper shows that particular resources and capabilities, termed appropriation factors, affect bargaining power, and thus the possibility for economic agents of appropriating a larger share of rents. Based on this framework,... (More)
- The question of who appropriates the economic rents created by resources and capabilities has remained largely unresolved in strategic management. The aim of this paper is to highlight the problem established strategic management theory faces in explaining value appropriation, and to propose a framework that addresses how R&C affect bargaining power and value appropriation. While resource-based theory focuses on the generation and sustainability of economic rents, the appropriation factor framework presented in this paper shows that particular resources and capabilities, termed appropriation factors, affect bargaining power, and thus the possibility for economic agents of appropriating a larger share of rents. Based on this framework, it is argued that investments in heterogeneous and immobile appropriation factors that facilitate value appropriation through elevated bargaining power can constitute an alternative avenue to sustained competitive advantage. (Less)
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- Hallberg, Niklas Lars LU
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- 2009
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- Working paper/Preprint
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- published
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- keywords
- value appropriation, Appropriation factors, resource-based theory
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- Working paper series
- volume
- 2009
- issue
- 2
- pages
- 19 pages
- publisher
- Lund Institute of Economic Research
- ISSN
- 1103-3010
- language
- English
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- yes
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- 1726194f-42bc-4dbf-92d5-45c9cbeb0040 (old id 3123030)
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title = {{On the relationship between economic rent and profit}},
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