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In a vertical complementary alliance, firms share some of their resources and capabilities from the same stage of the value chain to create a competitive advantage.
Sociologists
Experts or scientists who study societies, examining the structures, systems, and dynamics of human interaction and social behavior.
Equilibrium Theory
The assertion that a system’s natural state is one of balance and harmony.
Social Change
The transformation over time of cultural norms, values, societal structures, and behaviors, often driven by conflict, innovation, and geopolitical shifts.
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Intense but short-lived fads or trends that capture a large following or great enthusiasm for a brief period.
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