on innovation and economic growth, the technology-gap approach and the Kaldorian theory of cumulative causation. The … the 1980s, innovation and diffusion of new technologies provide with a greater stimulus to productivity growth, but the … technology push on the supply-side is not sustained by the prevailing patterns of income distribution and demand growth. …

sample of 25 OECD countries from 1988-2007. Controlling for a wide range of innovation predictors, we report that governance …-than-average per-capita GDP, governance scores and economic openness. Secondly, the relationship between market power and innovation … power tends to have an offsetting effect that weakens the positive relationship between governance and innovation. These …

spreadsheet market, finding it to be the only significant internal influence on diffusion. However, when we allow for negative … market, piracy did not contribute to diffusion and only eroded legal sales. …

and 1960. These waves repeated a pattern of co-evolution of technology and industrial organization that enveloped dynamic … forces of change, such as innovation, corporate strategies, industrial relocation, and policy. As distinct branches of the … pulp and paper industry passed from the early nascent phase to full maturity, the sources of innovation, nature of …

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 …

explains how EKC is shaped with economic development for a given technology. The EKC result arises in two ways – it can be … observed from a single technology that matures and it can be observed as an economy develops new technologies. This second … growth theory and of the envelope theorem. In economic development process, technology first diffuses, then become regulated …

examines such a process geographically for compliance with the norm that good citizens should vote. The diffusion of conformist …

Some developing economies (especially East Asian Countries) have long imitated western technology. It means that these … economies adopted an imitative attitude to new industrial technologies with regard to technology policies. Some changes recently … stimulates the imitation of technology makes worried some rich countries, some measures against this development have been taken …