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It is shown in this paper that there exist cost innovations for which a monopolist has a higher incentive to invest than a social planner. This unveils the limits of the claim, based on Arrow (1959), that a monopoly always has a lower incentive to innovate than a social planner and therefore...
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Using firm-level innovation data we find surprising results on the benefits of innovation. Only manufacturing firms … with below average productivity growth are likely to benefits significantly from successful innovation, while faster …
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evidence of ‘technology upgrading’ through higher exporter innovation rates. …
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Using firm level data from the Irish Community Innovation Survey 2008–2010 we analyse the importance of eight skill … sets for the innovation performance of firms. We distinguish between radical and incremental innovation. Our results … suggest that there is substantial heterogeneity in the importance of skills for different types of innovation and that some …
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, licensing decreases (increases) innovation by decreasing (increasing) the strategic (non-strategic) benefit from innovation …. However, licensing increases innovation under a two-part tariff licensing contract. Licensing does not reduce social welfare. …
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property rights may discourage innovation. …
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This paper uses survival analysis to investigate the effect of innovation on export duration of 105 countries at the … product level. The estimation shows that the duration of exports increases with innovation. The effect is stronger for …
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The job creation effect of business R&D is tested applying the dynamic LSDVC estimator to a longitudinal database covering 677 European companies over the period 1990–2008. Job creation is detected in services and high-tech manufacturing, but not in traditional sectors.
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This study analyzes how patent protection affects innovation in an R&D-based growth model with elastic labor supply. We … find that increasing patent breadth may generate an inverted-U effect on innovation depending on whether the model features … the knowledge-driven or lab-equipment innovation process. This result highlights an important interaction between elastic …
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The innovation–performance relationship is well studied in the literature, but the effect of innovation-based public …
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