April 1, 1995

Speed, Stealth, and Selective Attack: How Small Firms Differ From Large Firms in Competitive Behavior.

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This study examined how small firms differ in their competitive behaviors from their large rivals in an industry and explored the implications of differences for performance. Data on competitive mo...

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Donald C. Hambrick (Sat,) studied this question.

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