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Has the European ICT sector a chance to be competitive ?
Genthon, Christian; Nguyen, Godefroy Dang - HAL - 2005
The ICT sector is featured by technical progress, convergence and systems integration. This leads to risks of monopolization regimes at the core with higher competition regimes at the periphery. Moreover, some specific component of the system may be essential for its evolution. In particular,...
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The world upside down
Fabre, Guilhem; Grumbach, Stephane - HAL - 2012
R&D and innovation have become much more strategic than ever before for the growth of China as well as for its global … societal upgrade. The Chinese authorities have designed an innovation strategy to face new economic and social challenges. The …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10009654257
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THE FUTURE OF NANOTECHNOLOGIES
Mangematin, Vincent; Walsh, Steve - HAL - 2012
understand nanotechnology based innovation. As general purpose and enabling technologies, nanotechnologies reveal …
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Ageing, changes, and quality of working life
Greenan, Nathalie; NARCY, Mathieu; Volkoff, Serge - HAL - 2012
work overload. We find that the impact of changes in the use of ICTs and management tools on the quality of work life of …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010821507
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When Does a Developing Country Use New Technologies?
Bruno, Olivier; Van, Cuong Le; Masquin, Benoît - HAL - 2009
We develop a model of optimal pattern of economic development that is first rooted in physical capital accumulation and then in technical progress. We study an economy where capital accumulation and innovative activity take place within a two sector model. The first sector produces a...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010750459
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When does a developing country use new technologies ?
Bruno, Olivier; Van, Cuong Le; Masquin, Benoît - HAL - 2005
We develop a model of optimal pattern of economic development that is first rooted in physical capital accumulation and then in technical progress. We study an economy where capital accumulation and innovative activity take place within a two sector model. The first sector produces a consumption...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010750836
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Assessing and ordering investments in polluting fossil-fueled and zero-carbon capital
Lecuyer, Oskar; Vogt-Schilb, Adrien - HAL - 2013
Climate change mitigation requires to replace preexisting carbon-intensive capital with different types of cleaner capital. Coal power and inefficient thermal engines may be phased out by gas power and efficient thermal engines or by renewable power and electric vehicles. We derive the optimal...
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The geography of innovation : challenge to technology policy within regions
Fadairo, Muriel; Massard, Nadine - HAL - 2009
The "Geography of Innovation" is based on the desire to give empirical foundations to the explanations behind the … pronounced spatial polarisation of the innovation activities. It focuses on an attempt to measure the spatial dimension of … survey this empirical literature in order to highlight the main results interesting for the innovation policy. This analysis …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10008794245
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I.C.T. and Environment : Bad Assumptions and Recent Hypotheses
Rodhain, Florence; Fallery, Bernard - HAL - 2011
The aim of this communication is to present new focuses for research in the field of Environment and Information Communication Technology. In the first part, we will present, through a review of the literature, the rather negative role played by ICT on the environment: paper, transportation,...
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Mitigation strategies and energy technology learning: an assessment with the POLES model
Criqui, Patrick; Mima, Silvana; Menanteau, Philippe; … - HAL - 2014
This paper explores various dimensions of the learning process for low-carbon technologies under different mitigation scenarios. It uses the POLES model, which addresses learning as an endogenous phenomenon with learning curves, and a set of scenarios developed as part of the AMPERE project. It...
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