innovation and diffusion. People are endowed with a set of skills obtained from their parents or neighbours, but those skills are … process of diffusion whereby high-income activities spread at the expense of low-income activities. An analytic formula is … asymptotic limit, whereupon there are no scale effects. The model also predicts that if the rate of diffusion of knowledge is …

We propose a difference-differential equation that reflects interactions between innovation and imitation processes to …: the "logistic" shape of diffusion curves and the stable form of production capacities distribution by efficiency levels …

the 1980s, innovation and diffusion of new technologies provide with a greater stimulus to productivity growth, but the … on innovation and economic growth, the technology-gap approach and the Kaldorian theory of cumulative causation. The …

process consists of first purchase and repurchase. First purchase is determined by the market penetration process (diffusion … (Juglar cycles) having its origin in the initial diffusion process. The theory suggests that there exists two diffusion … processes. The first can be described by Bass diffusion and is related to the information spreading process within the social …

broadband penetration and higher education as drivers for most of the types of eServices and users (citizens and businesses … usage. Despite severe data limits and the complexity of the underlying diffusion phenomena, our study of eServices …

allows us to control for the potential endogeneity of detailing. The results show that our model is able to fit the diffusion …

productivity, efficiency, and technological deceleration in the nineties. Wider diffusion rather than greater capital use is thus …

implementation of discoveries are cheaper than innovation. Therefore imitation and implementation of discoveries tends to generate … convergence even though diminishing returns to capital or to R&D do not apply. If the diffusion of technology occurs gradually …