| paper | description | methods | | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------- | | a theory of durable domiance (18) | how dominants can benefit from increased competition | theory, analytical models, agent-based simulation | | slow cananical progress in large field of science (21) | processes of DD ossify canons in large fields | large dataset, correlations and regression | | dominant mutual funds benefit from increased competitive entry | most mutual funds suffer from increased competitive entry; dominants benefit | regression, propensity score matching | | durable dominance of 90's hollywood movie stars | explaining the long reign of early 90's movie starts | regression, simulaiton, interview | | weapons of mass attention direction: durable dominance in kpop music industry | consumer knowlege and crowd authenticity. dominants manipulate mass attention and benefit; non-bae |case study (>100 interview + 1000 article), web scraping, dab of machine learning | | | | | | | | | | | | | | - | frag_elite | movie | | --- | ----------------------- | ---------------- | | | year_since_1997 | year_since_debut | | | board director | | | | company | | | | network across directors | | | | | | coflow: leading_role (dominant), supporting_role (nondominant) - explore parameter space, as in