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Effects of Environmental Uncertainty on Interfirm Governance Mechanisms: The Moderating Role of Structural Holes 원문보기

Journal of industrial distribution & business = 산경연구논집, v.13 no.9, 2022년, pp.11 - 26  

KIM, Minjung (Department of Global Culture and Industry Management, Calvin University) ,  KIM, Taewan (Department of Business Administration, Konkuk University)

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Purpose: Manufacturers rely on interfirm governance mechanisms to reduce the risks inherent in uncertain environments; however, it is unclear which governance mechanisms are developed to manage relationships with suppliers. This study sought to enhance knowledge of how environmental uncertainty affe...

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  • H1: The higher the environmental uncertainty, the greater the manufacturer’s reliance on a unilateral governance mechanism.
  • H2: The higher the environmental uncertainty, the lower the manufacturer’s reliance on a bilateral governance mechanism.
  • H3: The positive relationship between environmental uncertainty and the manufacturer’s reliance on a unilateral governance mechanism is moderated by structural holes.
  • H4: The negative relationship between environmental uncertainty and the manufacturer’s reliance on a bilateral governance mechanism is moderated by structural holes.
  • Examining structural holes contributes to a better understanding of how governance mechanisms develop in uncertain environments. This study hypothesized that manufacturers rely on unilateral governance under environmental uncertainty when they lack structural holes with their suppliers. On one hand, when structural holes are considered, the relationship between environmental uncertainty and unilateral governance is mitigated.
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