TY - JOUR
T1 - Simulating the emergence of superstar firms: The role of luck vs talent
AU - Biondo, A. E.
AU - Pluchino, A.
AU - ZANOLA, Roberto
PY - 2024
Y1 - 2024
KW - This paper explores the dynamics of superstar firms
KW - creating a ’superstars’ landscape. The paper
challenges this perspective
KW - emphasizing the multifaceted nature of success and suggesting opportune policy strategies to
foster true meritocracy.
KW - introduced by Rosen’s seminal work on
talent’s role in success. The traditional viewpoint posits that technological advancements drive
market dominance by highly talented individuals
KW - introducing luck as a crucial and overlooked factor in shaping the
success of superstar firms. Using an agent-based model
KW - luck also plays a significant role in the ’rich get richer’ phenomenon observed in superstar firms
KW - the study simulates the emergence of
superstars in twelve countries. The results suggest that while talent and technology are essential
KW - This paper explores the dynamics of superstar firms
KW - creating a ’superstars’ landscape. The paper
challenges this perspective
KW - emphasizing the multifaceted nature of success and suggesting opportune policy strategies to
foster true meritocracy.
KW - introduced by Rosen’s seminal work on
talent’s role in success. The traditional viewpoint posits that technological advancements drive
market dominance by highly talented individuals
KW - introducing luck as a crucial and overlooked factor in shaping the
success of superstar firms. Using an agent-based model
KW - luck also plays a significant role in the ’rich get richer’ phenomenon observed in superstar firms
KW - the study simulates the emergence of
superstars in twelve countries. The results suggest that while talent and technology are essential
UR - https://iris.uniupo.it/handle/11579/196022
M3 - Article
SN - 0378-4371
VL - A644
SP - 1
EP - 12
JO - PHYSICA. A
JF - PHYSICA. A
ER -