Coûts De Transaction Et Analyse Stratégique Dans Les Firmes

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Tamokwe Piaptie Georges Bertrand
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This paper proposes a procedure for the approximation of the transaction costs level in a firm as the difference between the total cost and the variable and fixed intrinsic costs. It shows that these costs take their place in the heart of the costs leadership strategy. The capitalistic intensity, the recruitment policy and the training policy can then be used to act on the transactional inefficiency. A theoretical model for the estimation of the contribution of each of those variables to the transaction costs is proposed.

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Tamokwe Piaptie Georges Bertrand. 2019. \u201cCoûts De Transaction Et Analyse Stratégique Dans Les Firmes\u201d. Global Journal of Management and Business Research - B: Economic & Commerce GJMBR-B Volume 18 (GJMBR Volume 18 Issue B7): .

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This paper proposes a procedure for the approximation of the transaction costs level in a firm as the difference between the total cost and the variable and fixed intrinsic costs. It shows that these costs take their place in the heart of the costs leadership strategy. The capitalistic intensity, the recruitment policy and the training policy can then be used to act on the transactional inefficiency. A theoretical model for the estimation of the contribution of each of those variables to the transaction costs is proposed.

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