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Purchasing and supply management

a governance mechanism in buyer-supplier collaboration where joint problem-solving routines both generate new knowledge and let partners check each other for opportunism.

In purchasing and supply management, learning by monitoring refers to a governance mechanism in buyer-supplier collaboration where joint problem-solving routines both generate new knowledge and let partners check each other for opportunism. This meaning comes from Helper (2000) in Industrial and Corporate Change.[1]

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  1. Helper, S. (2000). Pragmatic collaborations: advancing knowledge while controlling opportunism. Industrial and Corporate Change, 9(3), 443-488. https://doi.org/10.1093/icc/9.3.443

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