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Using the NOx budget trading program (NBP) as a quasi-natural experiment, we examine whether a reduction in air pollution enhances inventor risk-taking, thus making inventors more innovative. We find that inventors located in NBP participating states produce more patents after the introduction...
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We examine whether the emotional shocks associated with terrorist attacks affect local inventors' productivity. We find that high-fatality attacks make inventors less innovative, and low-fatality attacks make them more innovative. Inventors living in high risk-taking environments have greater...
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We propose that extra-organizational factors such as exposure to sunshine are an important driver of innovators' performance. Prior research highlights the critical role non-pecuniary factors play in influencing inventors' productivity, yet most of these studies focus on organizational and job...
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This paper investigates the effect that employee treatment schemes have on corporate innovation performance. We find that firms with better employee treatment schemes produce more and better patents through improving employee satisfaction and teamwork. Additional tests suggest that our main...
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We examine the role that the emotional and mental states of innovative workers have on firm value through the innovation channel. Analyzing a large inventor-level dataset, we find that sunshine-induced mood is positively associated with the economic value that inventors generate for their firms...
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We examine the role that the emotional and mental states of innovative workers have on firm value through the innovation channel. Analyzing a large inventor-level dataset, we find that sunshine-induced mood is positively associated with the economic value that inventors generate for their firms...
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