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Abstract This paper examines the literature on strategic groups and extends it: first, by clarifying the distinction between two alternate approaches to forming groups, emphasizing that multivariate group analysis can be used to conserve information not only summarize it as bivariate grouping does; second, by focusing attention on the importance of asymmetrical mobility barriers and competitive advantage in the process of industry consolidation and concentration; and third, by linking groups and the concept of contestability in an effort to make some progress towards explaining the evolution of industry structure.
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Kenneth J. Hatten
Mary Louise Hatten
Strategic Management Journal
Boston University
University of Massachusetts Boston
Simmons University
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www.synapsesocial.com/papers/6a085aa61e8b9db648de0209 — DOI: https://doi.org/10.1002/smj.4250080404
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