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We develop a model of Bayesian persuasion with spillovers to investigate the impact of information production on optimal policy design. A sender produces information to persuade a receiver to take an action with external effects, and the government implements corrective subsidies and taxes to...
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In a continuous time model with stochastic demand, two firms compete in R&D, with the lead patent affecting the probability of success of a second innovation competing in the same product market; the size and direction of this effect characterize the level of appropriability. From this...
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from negative externalities, i.e. spillovers to other firms, and hence imitation could be induced. To preempt imitation … highlight the trade-off of patenting by setting up a recursive system of equations on knowledge leakage and imitation that … functioning of the contemporary patent system. We find that patenting firms are being less confronted with imitation. The effect …
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both strategies is stochastic. The choice between in-house R\&D and imitation is endogenous, and based on firms' profit … maximization motive. Firms closer to the technological frontier face fewer imitation opportunities, and choose in-house R\&D, while …
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