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The Emergent Firm: Knowledge, Ignorance, and Surprise in Economic Organization
In this book Neil Kay not only analyzes why neoclassical theory is severely limited in its ability to deal with major issues in modern economic organization, but also develops a theory of the firm which explains patterns of behavior in areas such as diversification, internal organization, merger and takeover, conglomerates, multinational enterprise and economic growth and development.
226 pages, Hardcover
First published August 1, 1984
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