interfirm network

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A group of related organizations that partner and/or cooperate with each other in order to provide expanded products and services. The Japanese "Keiretsu" is perhaps the best example of an interfirm network. See Keiretsu.

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A firm will find it very difficult to continue doing business if its opportunistic behavior is detected and known to other members in the same interfirm network.

Institutional environment, transaction costs, and the theory of ... by Han, Yongliang / Journal of Academy of Business and Economics

The proposed rule had a definition of an accounting firm "affiliate" that would have prohibited virtually any business association or relationship, including interfirm networks.

SEC's Final Rule on Auditor Independence Generally Reflects ... by Miller, Richard I. / CPA Letter

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