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This study examines relationships among a firm’s innovativeness, its unexpected product failure costs, and financial performance. When a firm chooses to develop more innovative products and processes, product reliability outcomes become more uncertain. These uncertainties in turn may lead to unexpected warranty claims costs, as well as other costs that can erode the advantages of an innovation leadership...
This study examines the relationship between innovation strategy and performance. It will test the hypothesis that environmental munificence moderates the relationship between a firm's innovation strategy and its performance. The sample will collect from high-tech industry in Science Park. The results will implicate for another sectors, as well as for the practice of management.
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