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From Caravan Security to Imperial Crisis: Economic Lessons from the Otrar Incident
The history of #international_trade is not only a history of goods, routes, and markets. It is also a history of #trust, #law, #diplomacy, and #leadership. The Otrar incident, which preceded the Mongol invasion of the Khwarazmian Empire in the early thirteenth century, offers a powerful educational case for students of #business, #economics, and #strategic_studies. Otrar was an important trading city on the Syr Darya, and it became closely associated with the opening stages o
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Inside the Firm: How Internal Resources Create Long-Term Business Success
Many students first learn that companies compete through prices, products, marketing, technology, or access to markets. These factors are important, but they do not fully explain why some organizations remain strong for many years while others lose their position quickly. A company may copy a product, enter the same market, or use similar advertising, yet it may still fail to achieve the same results. This is why the #Resource_Based_View, often called RBV, is useful for under
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