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Prizes, Patents, and Technology Procurement: A Proposed Analytical Framework

Brennan, Timothy J.; Macauley, Molly; Whitefoot, Kate - 2011

Prizes are receiving increasing attention in policy and entrepreneurial communities as means to promote innovation, but …

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Prizes, Patents, and Technology Procurement: A Proposed Analytical Framework

Brennan, Timothy J.; Macauley, Molly; Whitefoot, Kate - 2011

Policy and entrepreneurial communities are increasingly promoting innovation by using prizes but their distinguishing …

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010642998

Some notes on 20 years of book reviews in Prometheus

Doessel, D. P. - In: Prometheus 21 (2003) 4, pp. 523-534

books reviewed, in terms of the five themes of Prometheus, i.e. Technological Change, Innovation, Information Economics …

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Innovation: principles, processes and policy. a review of the contribution of Prometheus in its first 20 years

Hall, Peter - In: Prometheus 21 (2003) 4, pp. 497-508

This paper reviews the contribution that Prometheus has made over the past 20 years to the literature on innovation …, innovation policy and technological change. I offer first a necessarily subjective view of how the research literatures of … innovation and innovation policy have developed in recent decades. I then compare that account with an interpretation of the …

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Toward an Evolutionary Theory of Innovation and Growth in the Service Economy

Potts, Jason; Mandeville, Tom - In: Prometheus 25 (2007) 2, pp. 147-159

We propose a theory of innovation in services based upon the development of new markets that exploit the powers of ICT …

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The Competitive Process in the Age of the Internet

Earl, Peter; Mandeville, Tom - In: Prometheus 27 (2009) 3, pp. 195-209

This paper examines some of the impacts of the widespread adoption and use of the Internet in advanced countries on business, consumers and the media. It is argued that while capital costs of entry into Internet-based businesses may be very low, this does not guarantee that markets in which such...

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