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cultivating cotton, and encouraged to attain a full set of knowledge on growing cotton through her assigned learning networks … learn more when presented with competitive incentives. The total number of learning points learned during competitive … incentives first order stochastically dominates the total number of learning points learned during team incentives. However, for …
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The importance of social and economic networks has meanwhile been widely acknowledged throughout social sciences. Network positions are supposed to be important for both, consumers and suppliers. Examples are R&D collaborations, strategic alliances, knowledge management within organizations,...
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New network technologies constantly seek to displace incumbents. Their success depends on technological superiority, the size of the incumbent’s installed base, users’ adoption behaviors, and various other factors. The goal of this paper is to develop an understanding of competition between...
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in four chapters, examining, in particular: 1) social learning processes in US collaborative wildland fire planning …, as well as planning context. For example, US wildfire planning groups had to commit to a learning-centered process on the … local level, but the design of the policy mandate for collaboration influenced the type of learning that was most likely to …
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Consumers interact with each other and within their social networks. Influentials have an overproportional influence on other consumers? preferences and choices, thus having relevant implications for product development, marketing planning and strategic marketing. An important question that...
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In three chapters I study the formation of social networks, and the impact the structures that arise may have in various economic settings. First, I develop a model of social network formation with heterogeneous agents and incomplete information. The model predicts an equilibrium in which agents...
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This work assesses innovation diffusion models and their application in marketing management. Its two principal aims … are: (1) to give an overview of existing innovation diffusion models and (2) to develop a new and improved model. A new … classification approach is proposed. The classification methodology bases on typical assumptions made in innovation diffusion models …
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relations) and consumers’ social learning about new videogame consoles (Wii and PS3). We propose consumers’ learning processes … indicators. We propose a bivariate Bayesian learning model combined with complementary purchase choices. Results show that … companies’ traditional media have positive impact on social learning. This suggests that by optimizing marketing actions, firms …
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Prepared for a Conference on Transnational Networks in Princeton in 2001, this paper explored the comparative dynamics of the trans-local networks which South Asian migrants from Mirpur (Pakistan), Jullundur (India) and Sylhet (Bangladesh) have constructed around themselves.
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In this thesis we consider how user-generated content that is assembled by different popular Web portals can be exploited for Multilingual Information Retrieval. We define the knowledge that can be derived from such portals as Social Semantics. We present to approaches, Cross-lingual Explicit...
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