Contract Flexibility is a contractual attribute that enables dynamic adaptation of agreed terms, scope, deliverables, or timelines in response to changing requirements, risks, or stakeholder needs, distinguishing it from rigid, fixed-scope contracts by prioritizing collaborative responsiveness and iterative value delivery in agile environments.
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Contract flexibility and dispute resolution in African manufacturing
Arne Bigsten, Paul S. Collier, Stefan Dercon et al. · The Journal of Development Studies · 2000 · 142 citations
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