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Pollution abatement goods and services are now largely being delivered by a specialized "eco-industry". This note reconsiders Pigouvian taxes in this context. We find that the optimal emission tax will depart from the marginal social cost of pollution according to the polluters' and the...
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We study how network externalities affect research and development (R&D) investments by a non-cooperative duopoly that offers compatible products. We find that multiple R&D equilibria may arise when network externalities are non linear in the number of consumers. The lowest R&D equilibrium...
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We study how network externalities affect research and development (R&D) investments by a non-cooperative duopoly that offers compatible products. We find that multiple R&D equilibria may arise when network externalities are non linear in the number of consumers. The lowest R&D equilibrium...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005110793
We test the theoretical prediction that inter-firm spillovers must necessarily be large for the profit differential between cooperation and non-cooperation in R and D to be monotone increasing with them. By using the French data from the 2002 Community Innovation Survey, we find that spillovers...
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We test the theoretical prediction that inter-firm spillovers must necessarily be large for the profit differential between cooperation and non-cooperation in R and D to be monotone increasing with them. By using the French data from the 2002 Community Innovation Survey, we find that spillovers...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010629667