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Using big data for generating firm-level innovation indicators : a literature review
Rammer, Christian; Es-Sadki, Nordine - 2022
Obtaining indicators on innovation activities of firms has been a challenge in economic research for a long time. The most frequently used indicators - R&D expenditure and patents - provide an incomplete picture as they represent inputs and throughputs in the innovation process. Output...
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Big Data for poverty measurement insights from a scoping review
Stubbers, Michae͏̈la; Holvoet, Nathalie - 2020
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Big data and firm-level productivity : a cross-country comparison
Andres, Raphaela; Niebel, Thomas; Sack, Robin - 2024
Until today, the question of how digitalisation and, in particular, individual digital technologies affect productivity is still the subject of controversial debate. Using administrative firm-level data provided by the Dutch and the German statistical offices, we investigate the economic...
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Big data and start-up performance
Rodepeter, Elisa; Gschnaidtner, Christoph; Hottenrott, Hanna - 2023
Big Data (BD) is becoming widely available and manageable. This raises the question of whether Big Data Analytics (BDA) in companies leads to better decision-making andhence performance. Based on a large, representative set of start-ups in Germany, we study the adoption of BDA among small and...
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Mandated data-sharing in hybrid marketplaces
Navarra, Federico; Pino, Flavio; Sandrini, Luca - 2024
-to-head competition with the seller, regardless of the level of horizontal differentiation. Mandating data-sharing, which allows the … competition in the downstream market. We then show that banning the hybrid business model and forbidding the use of data for price … competition comes from the platform's business model rather than from its information advantage. …
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Antitrust and (foreign) innovation : evidence from the Xerox case
Mamrak, Robin - 2023
How does antitrust enforcement against patent-based monopolies affect innovation? I address this question by empirically studying the US antitrust case against Xerox, the monopolist in the market for plain-paper copiers. In 1975, Xerox was ordered to license all its copier-technology patents in...
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Targeted bidders in government tenders
Cappelletti, Matilde; Giuffrida, Leonardo M. - 2022
on actual competition and contract outcomes are ambiguous. We pool a decade of US federal procurement data to shed light …
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Competition in a stock market with small firms
Haller, Hans - 1984
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Can open sourcing lead to inferior standards?
Koerselman, Kristian - 2008
correlated with its quality. Open source may weaken or invert this relationship by giving Bertrand competition losers a second … chance. It however follows that though open source leads to more competition and more standardization, the chosen standard …
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Decoding China's Covid-19 "virus exceptionalism" : community-based digital contact tracing in Wuhan
Boeing, Philipp; Wang, Yihan - 2021
During the COVID-19 pandemic, comprehensive, accurate, and timely digital contact tracing serves as a decisive measure in curbing viral transmission. Such a strategy integrates corporate innovation, government decision-making, citizen participation, and community coordination with big data...
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