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Observable resources, particularly patents, alliances, and team experience, are known to impact a start-up's ability to attract venture capital financing. In this context they potentially fulfill a two-fold function: as productive assets and, likely, as signals of characteristics of a venture...
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innovation, sustainable development, and sensitivity analysis for organizational adaptation. Future research directions involve …
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The scope of this paper is to propose an integrated strategy to support the decision process of a semiconductor company interested in entering a new market and launching a new product in the biotech industry. The complexity of the environment and the high number of factors involved, leads to the...
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innovation related news. On 23.04.2020, the stock price of Biotech firm Gilead Sciences fell by as much as 9% after rumors … investigate the impact of product innovation on firm equity value by linking venture specific characteristics to stock market … financial consequences of innovation related news …
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decrease in firm propensity to pursue novel product innovation following such failure. We further find that the presence of …
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innovation and firm performance. Based on the industrial economics literature and the optimisation model, R&D competition, R … innovation compared with R&D competition. However, profit-maximising firms do not prefer the R&D competition strategy. They … with respect to the firm's investment in R&D. The social cost of R&D cartelisation is a loss of product innovation, and the …
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When a durable good of uncertain quality is introduced to the market, some consumers strategically delay their buying to the next period with the hope of learning the unknown quality. We analyze the monopolist's pricing strategies when consumers have strategic delay incentives. We show when the...
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In this paper we provide a generalization of the standard models of the diffusion of a new product. Consumers are heterogeneous and risk averse, and the firm is uncertain about the demand curve: both learn from past observations. The attitude towards risk has important effects with regard to the...
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