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When individual locations affect the choice of multi-location acquisition targets
Miguel A. Ramos,
J. Myles Shaver
Strategic Management and Entrepreneurship
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Multi-location
100%
Acquisition Targets
100%
Location Acquisition
100%
Acquirers
37%
Knowledge-intensive Industries
37%
Location Characteristics
25%
Knowledge Transfer
12%
Manufacturing Firms
12%
Knowledge-intensive Processes
12%
U.S. Manufacturing
12%
Discrete Choice Experiment
12%
Inter-firm
12%
Agglomeration Effect
12%
Knowledge Intensity
12%
Internal Knowledge Integration
12%
Firm Agglomeration
12%
Intra-firm
12%
Social Sciences
Knowledge Transfer
100%
USA
50%
Firm Location
50%
Discrete Choice
50%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Knowledge-Intensive Industry
100%
Firm Location
33%
Agglomeration Effect
33%