“The dynamic capabilities framework is grounded in Kirznerian, Schumpeterian, and evolutionary theories of economic change, whereas Five Forces is grounded in the Mason-Bain paradigm of industrial economics.” — David J. Teece Copy Share Image
“The dynamic capabilities framework is grounded in Kirznerian, Schumpeterian, and evolutionary theories of economic change, whereas Five Forces is grounded in the Mason-Bain paradigm… — David J. Teece Copy Share Image
