Index

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Betz, F. (2018), "Index", Strategic Business Models: Idealism and Realism in Strategy, Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 197-204. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-78756-709-220181012

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INDEX

Action theory

, 112

Agricultural production

, 117

Alpha Engine

, 75

Altos system

, 172

Amazon

, 4–7, 13

first strategic business model

, 16–17

first strategic model (New book retail)

, 13–16

second strategic business model (Marketplace)

, 17–19

strategic business model as eBook publisher/retailer

, 20

strategic factor of “sales”

, 20–22

third strategic business model (eBook)

, 19–20

American International Group (AIG)

, 129, 131–132, 155

American semiconductor memory chip firms

, 55

American Societal Systems (1929–1933)

, 113

Arbitrage

, 31–33

Arbitrage strategic business model

, 34

ARPANET

, 14

Asset market

, 107

AT&T Bell Laboratory

, 43–45, 181

Atoms

, 44

Authority

, 30, 110–111

Back-office

, 36

Bagehot principle

, 141

“Bank runs”

, 96–97

timing

, 110

Bank salaries from loan activity and from trading

, 37

Banking

, (see also Casino banking), 28

crisis

, 129

liquidity

, 27

Bankruptcy

, 106

contagion

, 140

Bareen, Cooper, Schieffer theory (BCS theory)

, 45

Barings Bank

, (see also Commercial banks), 25–26

Baring’s Rogue trader

, 35–37

collapse of

, 28–33

strategic business model of banks

, 26–28

strategic model of merchant (commercial) bank

, 27

Barings Securities

, 29–31, 36

Bear Sterns collapses

, 126–131

Bear Sterns Hedge Funds

, 134

Berkshire Hathaway

, 83, 84–85

strategic business model

, 85–86

Bezos, Jeff (founder of Amazon)

, 13, 17, 19

“Big-picture”

, 165

“Brick and mortar” retailer

, 14

Business “downsizing”

, 116

Business environment(s)

, 9–11, 101

bank panics

, 120–121

economic theory

, 103–107

of Intel

, 54

societal models

, 109–116

US Great Depression

, 101–103, 107–109, 116–120

Business factor of sales for Amazon

, 21

Business failures

, 116

Business model

, 3, 83

of futures trading in agriculture

, 32

Business organizations

, 1

“Buy-out”

, 97

Capacitors

, 48

Capital

, (see also Strategic capital), 1–2, 25, 40, 65, 123

in Amazon

, 6–7, 16–18

asset

, 105, 124, 134

in Barings Bank

, 27

ideas in concept of

, 40

in Intel

, 52

investment banking

, 123, 124

from source of savers

, 126

strategic bank-loan model

, 41

structures

, 91–93

in Wells Fargo

, 7–8

in Whole Foods

, 6–7

Capitalism

, 106

Captured corporation

, 97

Cash

, (see also Credit)

market

, 31

purchase

, 34

Cash-purchased asset

, 34

Cash-purchases-of-the-asset-itself

, 31

Casino banking

, (see also Banking), 149

financial derivatives as

, 33–35

Category killers

, 99

Central processing unit (CPU)

, 58

Chaebols

, 68, 83, 90–91

City of London Financial Center

, 153–154

Co-control production scheduling

, 81

Collateralized debt objects (CDOs)

, 127, 129, 131, 133, 135

Collector

, 45

Commercial banks

, 7, 8, 141

role

, 126

stability

, 126

Commodity

, 103–107

Compac

, 61

Competition

, 70

Competitors

, 18

Conglomerate firm

, 7

Contagion

, 137

Control

in organization

, 83

plane activities

, 80–81

Core ideas

, 3–4

Corporate raiders

, 96

Corporate-conglomerates

, 83

Corruption

, 163

Creative destruction

, 56, 91–92

in global memory chip industries

, 93

in memory chip industry

, 53–56

Schumpeterian theory in industrial dynamics

, 56–57

Credit

credit-debt

, 105

freezing

, 140

Credit default swaps (CDS)

, 129, 131–132

Cultural interaction

, 111

Cultural plane

, 114, 115

Debt

, 106

debt-to-equity ratio

, 103

deflation

, 106

Dell

, 61

Depressions

, 120

Derivative traders

, 34

“Derivative-arbitrage” trading

, 34

DESCO

, 13–14

Diamond, D. W.

, 26

Discount window

, 40

account

, 7–8

Disequilibrium model

, (see also Neo-Keynsian model)

of Drexel’s junk bond market

, 96

of financial market

, 107, 126

Disequilibrium systems model of corporate leveraged buy-outs

, 96

Drexel Firestone

, 95–96

Due diligence

, 156

Dybvig, P. H.

, 26

Dynamic random access memory chip (DRAM chip)

, 51–52, 54–55, 57

Eberhard, Martin (eBook inventer)

, 19

eBook in Amazon

, 19–20

Economic/economy

, 112

idealism

, 146–148

interactions

, 111

plane

, 114, 116, 118

progress for functional planes of US society

, 114

theory

, 103–107

Electro-Dynamics Corp

, 94

Electrons and Holes in Semiconductors (Shockley)

, 46

Elf affair

, 156

Emitter

, 45

Enterprise environment

, 8

Enterprise system

, 9–11

operations model

, 78

Equilibrium price

, 103

Eurobond market

, 151

Excel

, 73–75

Extrapolation technique

, 174, 175

Fairchild Semiconductor

, 47

Financial agents

, 105–106

Financial capital–asset transaction

, 105–106

Financial contagion

, 139, 140

Financial derivative(s)

, 32–33

as casino banking

, 33–35

Financial firms

, 83

Financial innovation

, 131, 153

Financial market(s)

, 8, 103–107, 123

bank panics

, 144

Bear Sterns collapses

, 126–131

mortgage-asset securitization product analysis

, 131–135

plunge in Dow Jones Index

, 130

rescuing Wall Street

, 135–143

traditional role of investment banking

, 123–126

Financial products

, 126

Financial system

, 125

Financial value

, 32

First Data

, 98

Fiscal policy

, 121

“Flipping” control

, 147

Food resources

, 6

Ford Motor Company

, 71, 72

Forecasting

, 174–175

Four-chip microprocessor

, 58, 60

Four-factor model

, 10

Four-factor strategic model

, 1

“Fragility of banks”

, 120

Front office

, 36

Future liquidity

, 105, 134

Future profit

, 65

Futures trading

business model in agriculture

, 32

Futures-derivative contract

, 32

Futures-of-an-asset

, 31

“Futures” contract

, 32

Gambling

, 33–34

General Electric (GE)

, 139–140

General Theory

, 105

Glass-Steagle Act

, 119

Global Financial Crisis (2007–2008)

, 136

Global Financial Integrity

, 161–162

Goldsmiths

, 25

“Good money”

, 28

Government

, 112

Government Employees Insurance Company (GEICO)

, 84–85

Green Cupboards

, 19

Grocery market

, 7

Harrod–Domar algebraic model

, 147

Harrod–Domar Macro-economic model

, 148

Harrod–Domar model

, 146–147

Holding companies

, 83–84

Berkshire Hathaway

, 84–86

IC chip industry

, 91–93

Korean chaebols

, 90–91

strategic control

, 100

US conglomerates

, 93–94

Wall Street junk bonds

, 94–99

Zaibatsu/Keiretsu in Japan

, 87–90

Honda Accord

, 75

Hot money narrow outflows (HMN)

, 162

Hyundai Motor

, 65–68, 71–77

acquiring car-assembly technical expertise

, 73

automobile production system

, 73

path-following

, 72

path-revealing

, 72

strategic business model

, 68–69

Hyundai Motor Company (HMC)

, 69, 72

IBM

, 52, 60

IC chip industry

, 91–93

Idealism of international capital flows

, 161

Identity

, 110

Illicit financial flows (IFFs)

, 162

“Imperfection” in derivatives market

, 134

Industrial dynamics

of new industries based on technological innovation

, 57

Schumpeterian theory of creative destruction in

, 56–57

of US automobile industry

, 70–71

US domestic sales of automobiles

, 71

Industrial life cycle

, 56, 70

Industrially-depressed state

, 119

Industry production in US

, 110

Information systems

, 81

Information technology

, 50

Initial public offering (IPO)

, 16, 124

Innovation

, 45

Insolvency

, 108

“Instability of credit”

, 120

Institutional change in Wall Street

, 148–150

Integrated circuit chip (IC chip)

, 43

invention

, 46–48

Intel

, 43

business environment

, 54

foundation

, 50–51

microprocessor business model

, 60–62

microprocessor chips and Moore’s law

, 62

microprocessor innovation

, 57–60

percentage production of memory vs. microprocessor chips

, 56

strategic business model

, 51–53, 61

International Financial Grid

, 148, 150–157

International Financial Networks

, 155

Internet

, 13

marketplace platform

, 18

retailer

, 18

Investment banking, traditional role of

, 123–126

Investment research

, 149

Japanese electronic firms

, 92

Junk bonds

, 94–97

financial innovation

, 95

Juno (e-mail service)

, 14

Keynes/Minsky

capital-asset financial process

, 134

description model of financial asset transaction

, 106

Kia Motors

, 75–76

Kindle (Amazon’s eBook)

, 20

Knowledge structure

, 112

Kohlberg Kravis, Roberts & Co (KKR)

, 97–98

Korean chaebols

, 90–91

Large-scale integration (LSI)

, 48, 54–55

Leverage

, 106

Minsky Price–disequilibrium process due to

, 107

speculative

, 143

Leveraged buyouts

, 95

“Leveraged-buy-out” funds

, 83–84

Logical domain

, 10

Loss of capital

, (see Insolvency)

Macroeconomic(s)

, 146

theory

, 146–148

Manufacturing enterprise

operations model

, 79

Manufacturing firms

, 83

Margin loans

, 108

Market

, 18

Marketplace in Amazon

, 17–19

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

, 44

Meiji Restoration

, 87

Memory chip industry, creative destruction in

, 53–56

Memory IC chips

, 51–53

Metal oxide semiconductor transistor (MOS transistor)

, 47

ICs

, 50–51

Microeconomics

, 154

Middle-scale integration (MSI)

, 48, 54

Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI)

, 54, 92

Minsky disequilibrium model of US stock market

, 115

Minsky moment

, 107

Minsky Price–disequilibrium process due to leverage

, 107

“Mis-invoicing”

, 162

Mitsubishi zaibatsu

, 89

Mitsui Group

, 88

Money

, 40, 109

market funds

, 137–138

Moore’s law

, 48–50, 52, 55

Intel microprocessor chips and

, 62

Mortgage Securitization Product

, 135

Mortgage-asset securitization product analysis

, 131–135

National Labor Relations Act

, 119

Natural limit

, 50

Neblett, Josh (founder of Green Cupboards)

, 19

Neo-classical synthesis

, 26, 103, 107

“Neo-Keynesian” school

, 27–28, 104, 107

Neo-Keynsian model

, 103

of financial market

, 104–105

New book retail in Amazon

, 13–16

New Work and Research Centre Canada

, 171–172

Official development assistance (ODA)

, 162

Offshore banking industry

, 155–157

law firms and shell corporations operating with

, 159

Offshore banking network

, 153

Okura zaibatsu

, 89

Open-system strategic model

, 1

Operational emphasis models

, 9–10

Operations models

, 77–81

Opposite futures

, 34

Overly-leveraged investments

, 121

Pali-pali

, 66

Palo Alto Research Center (PARC)

, 171, 173

Panama Papers

, 157–160

Participant-superior-in-authority

, 111

“Path-revealing”

, 75

“Perfect markets” theory

, 137–138

Personal computers (PCs)

, 60

Physical technology

, 49

Policies control procedures

, 10

Political interaction

, 111

Political plane

, 114, 115, 119

Pony (Korean car)

, 73

Ponzi finance

, 106

Porter’s model of goal-directed transformation

, 1

Porter’s two-factor value-added business model

, 10

Porter’s Value-added Open System Model

, 2

Present-income

, 105

Price-disequilibrium

, 126

Price-disequilibrium-pricing market

, 121

Price/earnings ratio (P/E)

, 94

Production

scheduling controls

, 81

system

, 6

Profit(s)

, 1–2, 65, 77

in Amazon

, 6–7, 16–18

in Barings Bank

, 27

in Hyundai

, 65

in Intel

, 52

investment banking

, 123, 124

in Wells Fargo

, 7–8

in Whole Foods

, 6–7

Public good

, 161

of deposit insurance

, 28

Public utilities

, 102

“Quick-quick” strategy

, 66

Reality of international capital flows

, 161

Reciprocity

, 110–111

Research and development projects (R&D projects)

, 80, 180–181

Research laboratories as bottom-up strategic resource

, 179–181

Reserve account

, 40

Reserve Primary Fund

, 137, 138

Resistors

, 48

Resources

, 1–2, 43

in Amazon

, 6–7, 16–18

in Barings Bank

, 27

as credit

, 7

in Intel

, 52

investment banking

, 123, 124

in Wells Fargo

, 7–8

in Whole Foods

, 6–7

Retail

firms

, 83

Internet

, 14

Revlon

, 97

Rikken Seiyūkai political party

, 89

Risk control

, 30

Rocketbook

, 19

Rogue trader

, 35–37

secret account

, 37–40

Sales

, (see also Financial market(s); Strategic sales), 1–2, 13

in Amazon

, 6–7, 16–18

in Barings Bank

, 27

expanded business factor

, 21

in Intel

, 52

investment banking

, 123, 124

strategic factor of

, 20–22

in Wells Fargo

, 7–8

in Whole Foods

, 6–7

Samsung chaebol

, 93

Savers’ deposits

, 7

Savings and loan banks (S&L banks)

, 96–97

Scenario models into planning process

, 176–177

Scenario planning

, 175–176

Schumpeterian creative–destruction

, 91–93

Schumpeterian theory of creative destruction

, 56–57

Science

, 45

and technological interaction

, 111–112

Scientific technology

, 46

innovation process

, 46

Securitization

, 131, 134, 135, 148

Global Financial Crisis (2007–2008)

, 135–136

mortgage-asset securitization product analysis

, 131–135

scheme

, 132–133

securitized financial market collapse

, 132

“Securitized-mortgage products” collapse

, 127

Semi-log scale

, 49

Settlements clerk

, 36

Shadow banking sector impact

, 156

Shockley Semiconductor

, 46

Silicon Valley

, 46

Societal models

, 109–116

Societal representational space

, 112

Societal system

, 112

Speculation

, 107

Speculative leverage

, 143

Stakeholders

, 83

“Star” workstation

, 172, 173

Static random access memory chip (SRAM chip)

, 51–52

Strategic business environment

, (see Business environment(s))

Strategic business model(s)

, (see also Business model), 1, 77–81

Amazon

, 4–7

automobile production operations within

, 77

of banks

, 26–28

Berkshire Hathaway

, 85–86

business environments

, 9–11

commercial bank of Wells Fargo (2016)

, 7–9

comparison for bank’s loans or trades

, 41

as eBook publisher/retailer

, 20

enterprises systems

, 9–11

four-factor strategic model

, 1

of Hyundai Group

, 68–69

Intel

, 51–53

of investment banks

, 123–124

of Japanese Zaibatsu/Keiretsu

, 90

into planning process

, 176–177

for three book businesses of Amazon

, 21

two inputs and two outputs

, 2

types

, 3

Whole Foods

, 4–7, 8

Strategic capital

Bank Salaries from Loan Activity and from Trading

, 37

Baring’s Rogue Trader

, 35–37

Barings bank

, 25–33

financial derivatives as casino banking

, 33–35

Rogue Trader’s Secret Account

, 37–40

Strategic control

, 83–84, 100

Berkshire Hathaway

, 84–86

IC chip industry

, 91–93

Korean CHAEBOLS

, 90–91

US conglomerates

, 93–94

Wall Street junk bonds

, 94–99

Zaibatsu/Keiretsu in Japan

, 87–90

Strategic environment scenario

, 181

Strategic factors

, 13, 83

of sales

, 20–22

Strategic financial markets

, (see Financial markets)

Strategic idealism

, 145

Strategic investment vehicles (SIV)

, 133

Strategic model of merchant (commercial) bank

, 27

Strategic planning for enterprise

, 10

Strategic profit

Hyundai Motor

, 65–68, 71–77

industrial dynamics of US automobile industry

, 70–71

operations models

, 77–81

strategic business models

, 68–69, 77–81

Strategic resources

, 43

creative destruction in memory chip industry

, 53–56

Intel’s foundation

, 50–51

Intel’s microprocessor business model

, 60–62

Intel’s microprocessor innovation

, 57–60

Intel’s strategic business model

, 51–53

Moore’s law as technology roadmap

, 48–50

Schumpeterian theory of creative destruction

, 56–57

scientific technology innovation process

, 46

technological innovation as

, 45–46

Strategic sales

first strategic business model of Amazon

, 16–17

first strategic model of Amazon

, 13–16

second strategic business model of Amazon

, 17–19

third strategic business model of Amazon

, 19–20

Strategy

case of Xerox

, 166–169, 177–179

fitting scenario models and strategic business models into planning process

, 176–177

forecasting

, 174–175

perspectives on strategic logic

, 166

process

, 169–171

research laboratories as bottom-up strategic resource

, 179–181

scenario planning

, 175–176

theory of

, 165

Structural functionalism

, 112

Structural unemployment

, 117

Sumitomo zaibatsu

, 89

Supply–demand disequilibrium pricing

, 118

Support plane activities

, 80

“Take-over raider”

, 97

Tarpenning, Marc (eBook inventer)

, 19

Taxonomic model of functional systems in society

, 113

Technological/technology

, 18

invention as strategic resources

, 45

plane

, 114, 116, 119

progress in IC chips

, 57

Technology roadmap

, 49

Moore’s law as

, 48–50

Tennessee Valley Authority

, 119

Three-plane operations model

, 78

Time dependence in Keynes’ model

, 105

Time dimension

, 105

Toyota Camry

, 75

Toys “R” Us

, 98–99

Traded corporation

, 97

Trading, bank salaries from loan activity and from

, 37

Traditional economic theory

, 141

Transformation plane activities

, 79

Transistor invention

, 43–45

Trench-reality

, 165

Two-factor model

, 1, 10

Ultra large scale integration (ULSI)

, 48

United States (US)

conglomerates

, 93–94

Farm Prices

, 117

financial system

, 141, 143

social structural changes between US Society

, 118

unemployment rate in

, 116–117

US Great Depression

, 101–103, 107–109, 116–120

Utility

, 110

Venn diagram

, 10

Very large scale integration (VLSI)

, 48, 55

Volatility in stock markets

, 130

Wall Street

, 124

institutional change in

, 148–150

junk bonds

, 94–99

rescuing

, 135–143

Weberian Model of Functional Relationships in Society

, 111

Webster Research Center Rochester

, 171–172

Wells Fargo Commercial Bank (2016)

, 7–9

Whistle-blowers

, 8

Whole Foods

, 4–7, 8

Working capital

, 40

Works Progress Agency (WPA)

, 119

Xerography

, 167

Xerox

, 166–169, 177–179

Xerox Corporate Research Organization

, 171–174

Xerox Office Products Division

, 172

Yasuda zaibatsu

, 88

Zaibatsu/Keiretsu in Japan

, 87–90