Interdependency Modeling is a formal analytical framework that specifies the structural and functional relationships between interdependent components within a system to assess their collective influence on systemic criticality.
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Carlos Manuel Taboada Rodriguez, David T. Wilson · Journal of International Marketing · 2002 · 243 citations
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