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Analysis Effect of Resources and Dynamic Capabilities to Sustainable Competitive Advantages and It’s Implications to the Firms Performance

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The objective of this research are to find out the effect : (1). resources on sustainable competitive advantages; (2). dynamic capability to continuous competitive advantage; (3). resources on company performance; (4). dynamic capability to company performance; (5). sustainable competitive advantage on company performance; (6). dynamic resources and capabilities on sustainable competitive advantages ; (7). dynamic resources and capabilities as well as the competitive advantage of sustainable. sample unit in this research using survey 69 companies which producing coffee in lampung, with interview to manager and director with total number of responden 345 respondents and all hypothesis accepted and positive effect to this research. the conclusion of this reserach are : (1). resources affect sustainable competitive advantage; (2). dynamic capabilities affect sustainable competitive advantage; (3). resources affect the firm's performance; (4). dynamic capability affects the firm's performance; (5). sustainable competitive advantage affects the company's performance; (6). resources and dynamic capabilities together affect sustainable competitive advantage; (7). resources, dynamic capabilities and sustainable competitive advantages jointly affect the company's performance the effect of resource, dynamic capability and sustainable competitive advantage simultaneously on company performance is positive and significant, with sustainable competitive advantage variables having the most dominant influence on firm performance. this shows that positively improving the effectiveness of resources, dynamic capabilities and sustainable competitive advantage will result in improved corporate performance.

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  • Supriyadi, 2017. "Analysis Effect of Resources and Dynamic Capabilities to Sustainable Competitive Advantages and It’s Implications to the Firms Performance," International Business Research, Canadian Center of Science and Education, vol. 10(10), pages 209-222, October.
    • Handle: RePEc:ibn:ibrjnl:v:10:y:2017:i:10:p:209-222
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