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Business/Commerce (general) / study | | English term or phrase: environmental munificence | We controlled for environmental munificence and dynamism to capture
industry-level differences in the environments that firms faced. As have those conducting prior work,
we calculated environmental munificence as the regression slope coefficient divided by the mean
value for the regression of time against the value of shipments for a firm’s industry for the preceding
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| | | richness of appropriate resources in a particular environment | Explanation:
This is a standard term that seems to be used in discussion of business enterprises and their relationship with the local resources in the environment in which they will be operating.
"As a result, the abundance of resources in the environment (i.e., environmental munificence) would seem to have an impact on the firm's entrepreneurial orientation
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Environmental munificence refers to the extent to which critical resources exist in the environment. The degree of resource abundance in the firm's environment (i.e., munificence)"
http://www.babson.edu/entrep/fer/papers97/kirtchoff/kir3.htm
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1 hr confidence:   peer agreement (net): +3 richness of appropriate resources in a particular environment
Explanation:
This is a standard term that seems to be used in discussion of business enterprises and their relationship with the local resources in the environment in which they will be operating.
"As a result, the abundance of resources in the environment (i.e., environmental munificence) would seem to have an impact on the firm's entrepreneurial orientation
....
Environmental munificence refers to the extent to which critical resources exist in the environment. The degree of resource abundance in the firm's environment (i.e., munificence)"
http://www.babson.edu/entrep/fer/papers97/kirtchoff/kir3.htm
| Stephanie Ezrol
United States
Local time: 15:52
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Native speaker of:  English
PRO pts in category: 64
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