1、 Research on Network Organization from the Perspective of Economics
In the 1980s, economists used network analysis methods for reference and applied them to research in the economic field, and gradually formed the enterprise network theory. Since the 1990s, the enterprise network theory has not only been used by economists to study entrepreneurial behavior and SMEs, but also penetrated into market theory and industry (2) Economic Research on Enterprise Network Organization Based on Competition Driven by new technology and economies of scale, under the new environment of globalization, enterprise organization structure has also broken through the traditional boundaries with the expansion of the scope of division of labor and cooperation, which further profoundly affects the market structure. The competition among enterprises has gradually expanded to the competition between regions and enterprise alliances. Guan Yin, a professor of Harvard Business School, first put forward the theory of competitive strategy in 1980, whose theoretical system is based on the analysis of industrial competition. He believes that the state of competition within an industry depends on five basic competitive forces: the threat of entry, the threat of substitution, the bargaining power of buyers, the bargaining power of suppliers and the competition of existing competitors. Porter introduced the "value chain" As a basic tool for analysis, it is believed that the competitive advantage of enterprises comes from many separated activities in the process of design, production, marketing, delivery and auxiliary processes. After that, with the development of supply chain theory, the value chain extends to the entire industrial structure Kogut (1985) also put forward the concept of value chain and defined it as the whole process of combining technology, raw materials and labor input to combine, sell and distribute processed inputs. A single enterprise may only be one link in this process, or it may include several or all links in the whole process. He believes that the setting form of international business strategy is actually the result of the interaction between countries' comparative advantages and enterprises' competitiveness. Compared with Porter's value chain view on the competitive advantage of a single enterprise, Kogut's view can better reflect the relationship between the vertical separation of the value chain and 1% of the global spatial allocation.
2、 Research field of organization theory
The economic research on enterprise network organization based on transaction costs Although the network organization theory has achieved great success in the research of management science, it has not made obvious achievements in the economics of the drought period, especially in the theory of industrial organization. Gu Liying (2005) believes that there are two reasons: first, in the early theory of industrial organization, the enterprise is just a system of investment and output, The heterogeneity of enterprises was ignored, and it was not until the introduction of enterprise theory that it began to be concerned. Second, under the promotion of informatization, globalization and knowledge, the network organization between enterprises has developed rapidly, and the development of practice has left theory far behind. In addition to the above two reasons, network research in the drought period is more qualitative in terms of network formation, operation and governance, Proper potting was not carried out. This situation has been changed in the development process of contract theory, game theory, the application of explosives and the theory of biological evolution. The development of these disciplines or branches of disciplines has provided theoretical basis and methods for quantitative network research. In his 1939 article "The Nature of the Firm", Coase proposed that the pure market and bureaucratic enterprises, in the subsequent "reduced production system" The idea of network organization has sprouted in the "structure", and it is recognized that there are other organizational forms between the market and bureaucratic institutional arrangements. This view finds an economic fulcrum for the existence of network organizations. That is, network organizations may be another form between the market and bureaucratic enterprises, At that time, it did not become a parallel organizational form with the market and enterprises, which was related to the degree of economic and social development