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From Men and Machines to the Organizational Learning Curve
2009
Social Science Research Network
Learning curves were first discovered in the aerospace industry, where a large number of items must be assembled with one another in order to build an airplane [41] . This is possibly not a chance, for it has been observed that the slope of organizational learning curves is generally more pronounced in assembling operations (where organizational learning has a prominent role) than in machining operations (where individual learning has a prominent role) [19] [20]. This insight suggests that
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