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Does R&D-cooperation behavior differ between regions?

Fritsch, Michael - Fakultät Wirtschaftswissenschaften, Technische … - 2002

This paper investigates interregional differences in cooperative behavior of manufacturing establishments in the field of research and development (R&D). The empirical analysis for eleven European regions reveals a number of significant differences between these regions in the propensity to...

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Optimal production channel for private labels: Too much or too little innovation?

Chambolle, Claire; Christin, Clémence; Meunier, Guy - Centre de Recherche en Économie et Management (CREM) - 2013

We analyze the impact of the private label production channel on innovation. A retailer may either choose a competitive … too much or too little innovation, i.e. quality investment, on the private label. On the one hand, when choosing the … scale that spur innovation. …

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Optimal production channel for private labels: Too much or too little innovation?

Chambolle, Claire; Christin, Clémence; Meunier, Guy - Alimentation et Sciences Sociales (ALISS), Département … - 2014

We analyze the impact of the private label production channel on innovation. A retailer may either choose to integrate …. The trade-off between insourcing and outsourcing strategies is a choice between too much or too little innovation (i … brand manufacturer may create economies of scale that spur innovation. …

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Spillover Effects and R&D-Cooperations - The Influence of Market Structure

Wölfl, Anita - Institut für Wirtschaftsforschung Halle (IWH) - 2000

&D-cooperations. The results of a microeconometric analysis, based on firm data on innovation, let in general presume that with intensified …

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Subsidizing R&D-Cooperatives

Hinloopen, Jeroen - Centre for Industrial Economics (CIE), Økonomisk Institut - 1997

A framework is developed with which both R&D-subsidies and R&D-cooperatives can be analyzed. It is shown that in most cases providing R&D-subsidies is more effective in promoting private R&D than allowing for an R&D-cooperative. Moreover, considering the implementation of both R&D stimulating...

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Private Standards als Ursache vertikaler Abhängigkeiten?

Schlippenbach, Vanessa von; Teichmann, Isabel - In: Vierteljahrshefte zur Wirtschaftsforschung / Quarterly … 78 (2009) 3, pp. 175-187

Consumer goods undergo a series of transformations and transactions before they reach the consumer. Their quality is, therefore, determined by the qualities obtained at each single step of the value chain. Consequently, quality assurance along the whole value chain is of utmost importance for...

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Market Performance Implications of the Transfer Price Rule

Martin, Stephen; Vandekerckhove, Jan - Krannert School of Management, Purdue University - 2010

We model the impact of the transfer price rule (a constraint that re- quires the downstream division of a vertically-integrated ?rm to earn at least a normal rate of return on investment in the counterfactual case that it pays the same price as a nonintegrated ?rm for the essential input), re-...

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Competition in complementary goods: Airport handling markets and Council Directive 96/67/EC

Barbot, Maria Cristina - Faculdade de Economia, Universidade do Porto - 2010

This paper addresses the case of complementary services with vertical relations. Using the example of airport handling activities, we develop a model to investigate the effects on welfare and competitiveness of four different handling market situations. We find out that the usual Cournot result...

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Downstream labeling and upstream price competition

Bonroy, O.; Lemarié, S. - Laboratoire d'Économie Appliquée de Grenoble, … - 2010

The paper analyses the economic consequences of labeling in a setting with two vertically related markets. Labeling on the downstream market affects upstream price competition through two effects : a differentiation effect and a ranking effect. The magnitude of these two effects determines who...

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Do International Roaming Alliances Harm Consumers?

Bühler, Benno - Fondazione ENI Enrico Mattei (FEEM) - 2009

We develop a model of international roaming in which mobile network operators (MNOs) compete both on the wholesale market to sell roaming services to foreign operators and on the retail market for subscribers. The operators own a network infrastructure only in their home country. To allow their...

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