Government Policy and Firm Strategy in the Solar Photovoltaic Industry Case Solution And Analysis, HBR Case Study Solution & Analysis of Harvard Case Studies

Solar photovoltaic (PV) industry could not exist without the state policy. Governments around the world have implemented policies to support solar energy and manufacture of solar PV. This policy is different in different countries and at different times, thus contributing to regulatory uncertainty. This article focuses on two related issues. First, how regulatory uncertainty in the solar industry firms form PV market and non-market strategy? Second, how can a firm response to a public-policy environment affects the technological development and the place of manufacture? Government policies and strategies of solar photovoltaic companies to overcome regulatory uncertainty may have unintended consequences. Firms 'decisions on the spot and the development of technologies can lead to a loss of jobs and national competitiveness in the developed countries, as well as firms. Market strategy can increase regulatory uncertainty if they are not related to non-market stakeholders' Hide
by Usha CV Haley Source: California Management Review 22 pages. Publication Date: November 11, 2011. Prod. #: CMR492-PDF-ENG