Adaptability to exogenous impediments is one of the critical capabilities of extended MNEs.
The multinational enterprise is advantaged at the level of finding survival niches and achieving structural conformity to new environments.
Westney (2009) argues that weak selection regimes—in which firms represent a wider variety of organizational forms—can learn and adapt sufficiently to survive.
Plausibly, the overall chance of adaptability and survival of a system improves when the environment changes in ways that favor niche activities.
On the structure side, the prescription is to adapt by modulating the market entry form and the architecture of the firm.
Even modulating environmental parameters is possibil-ity. Indeed, in line with social network analysts, firms can react differentially to the opportunities created by the network structure in their environment (Powell et al. 1996) including structural holes (Burt 1992; Walker et al.1997) and, in doing so, change the structure of the network.
Adaptability to exogenous impediments is one of the critical capabilities of extended MNEs.The multinational enterprise is advantaged at the level of finding survival niches and achieving structural conformity to new environments.Westney (2009) argues that weak selection regimes—in which firms represent a wider variety of organizational forms—can learn and adapt sufficiently to survive. Plausibly, the overall chance of adaptability and survival of a system improves when the environment changes in ways that favor niche activities. On the structure side, the prescription is to adapt by modulating the market entry form and the architecture of the firm. Even modulating environmental parameters is possibil-ity. Indeed, in line with social network analysts, firms can react differentially to the opportunities created by the network structure in their environment (Powell et al. 1996) including structural holes (Burt 1992; Walker et al.1997) and, in doing so, change the structure of the network.
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