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Knowledge-management collaboration and labor brokerage performance : a multilevel study of entrepreneurial market making
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Downing, James A.
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Entrepreneurs operating in knowledge-intensive markets will seek to reduce costs with tacit-knowledge-management mechanisms. When seeking a competitive advantage in knowledge-intensive industries, individuals will create value from general market information and engineer the transaction cost for clients. These market-making individuals will operate within a firm to gain benefits from information-sharing collaboration. Firms will make investments in tacit- information sharing to assist individual collaboration, resulting in increased firm performance. The value creation process for knowledge-intensive markets is crafted from general market information. The value appropriation process is unique to knowledge-intensive industries with the engineering of a client’s transaction costs as a competitive ad- vantage. The research develops a schema for the engineering of transaction costs using entrepreneurial market-making efficiencies mapped to the determinants of transaction costs theory. The multilevel econometric model examines both firm-level and individual-level investments in tacit-knowledge management. Results suggest firm-level investments in information sharing may not improve the performance of the individuals in the firm. However, when there is a firm structure and individuals actively share information, then efficiency is created, leading to larger deals and increased firm performance. Future research developing those efficiencies found in knowledge-management strategies is needed. This article also calls for further development and observations of engineering transaction costs, specifically in knowledge- intensive industries.
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English
Keywords:
entrepreneurship
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knowledge management
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labour efficiency
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business efficiency
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transaction cost engineering
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labor brokerage
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Article
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1.01 - Original Scientific Article
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EF - School of Economics and Business
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Published
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Year:
2026
Number of pages:
Str. 1-15
Numbering:
Vol. 28, iss. 1, article no. 1
PID:
20.500.12556/RUL-180694
UDC:
658.3
ISSN on article:
2335-4216
DOI:
10.15458/2335-4216.1365
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270204419
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13.03.2026
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Economic and business review
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Ekonomska fakulteta
ISSN:
2335-4216
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268649216
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Slovenian
Keywords:
podjetništvo
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obvladovanje znanja
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delovna uspešnost
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business efficiency
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