Literature review evaluates transaction cost-based buyer-seller relationships, suggesting future research directions.
Over the past two decades, marketing researchers have used transaction cost analysis (TCA) to make important advancements in our knowledge and understanding of interorganizational buyer-seller relationships. Interestingly, though a great deal of research has been done to date, no comprehensive review of the TCA-based buyer-seller relationship literature beyond that provided by [@R75] currently exists. Taking note of their landmark paper, we consider how [@R93]; 1986; [@R96] original framework has been extended to model buyer-seller relationships. We then evaluate the current state of the marketing literature and identify an agenda for future research.
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