Entrepreneurship Theories Pandora

PANDORA // RESOURCE REPORT

Interstellar Economics & Stakeholder Friction

🏢 RDA: THE EXTRACTIVE MONOPOLY

"This is why we're here. Unobtanium. Because this little gray rock sells for twenty million a kilo." — Parker Selfridge

The RDA operates via Institutional Theory in a frontier void. Their focus on Unobtanium is a high-risk Resource-Based Strategy. By viewing Pandora as a "Zero-Sum" asset, they face catastrophic failure in Stakeholder Theory, failing to account for the local population's "Intrinsic Value" of the land.

🧬 AVATAR R&D: THE PROXY ASSET

"One life ends, another begins." — Jake Sully

Creating hybrid bodies is a massive investment in Human Capital. It serves as a tool for Information Processing to bridge the "Cultural Gap." However, this creates a Principal-Agent Problem: when the "Agent" (the Avatar driver) aligns more with the local market than the firm, the investment becomes a liability.

🕸️ EYWA: THE BIOLOGICAL MAIN FRAME

"I’m talking about something real, something measurable in the biology of the forest. It's a global network." — Dr. Grace Augustine

The Na'vi operate on a decentralized Actor-Network. Their "Economy" is regenerative, focusing on Resilience Theory. In this model, energy is not "owned" but "borrowed," creating a planetary-scale circular economy with zero waste.

Pandoran Asset Entrepreneurial Framework
Unobtanium VRIO Competitive Advantage
Tsaheylu (The Bond) Direct Neural Data Transfer / Bio-Integration
The Way of Water Equilibrium & Fluid Resource Management
Amrita (Tulkun Oil) High-Yield Biological R&D / Anti-Aging Monopoly
Toruk Makto Charismatic Leadership Theory

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