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locations. In 12 of these areas, innovation is particularly concentrated in a single, large firm; we refer to such locations as …
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effect on innovation. We develop a simple "trapped factor" model of innovation that is consistent with these empirical …
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This paper examines the impact of government assistance through R&D grants on innovation output for firms in New … the probability that a firm in the manufacturing and service sectors applies for a patent during 2005–2009, but no … the world while its effects on process innovation and any product innovation are relatively much weaker. Moreover, there …
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This paper documents the increasing importance of software for successful innovation in manufacturing sectors well …
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risks. We find that better appropriability in the sense of more effective patent strength and secrecy has a strong negative …
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the israeli economy in the nineties and beyond. In this paper we present a close-up portrait of innovation in Israel for … the past 30 years, with the aid of highly detailed patent data. We use for that purpose all israeli patents taken in the …
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Over the last decade, companies have paid greater attention to the management of their intellectual assets. We build a model that helps understand how licensing activity should be organized within large corporations. More specifically, we compare decentralization--where the business unit using...
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patent than women without. Differences among those without a science or engineering degree account for 15%, while 78% is …
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When firms recruit inventors, they acquire not only the use of their skills but also enhanced access to their stock of ideas. But do hiring firms actually increase their use of the new recruits' prior inventions? Our estimates suggest they do, quite significantly in fact, by approximately 202%...
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