Abstract: Purpose: This article aims to evaluate how the potential and actual increase in absorption capacity allows these companies to innovate in their products, especially when moderated by external, interorganizational social capital.
Design/methodology/approach: Seven hypotheses were evaluated using the structural equation model and the partial least squares technique (PLS-SEM).....
Keywords: Interorganizational Social Capital; Potential and Realized Absorption Capacities; Product Innovation.
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