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Structural adjustment and endogenous worker recall probabilities

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Efficient unemployment with endogenous jobs and job rejection

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The strategic timing of new technology adoption under uncertainty

Hoppe-Wewetzer, Heidrun - 1999

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Analysis of emerging technology adoption for the digital content market

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Nature of Competition and New Technology Adoption

Dastidar, Krishnendu Ghosh - 2014

This paper analyses the incentives to adopt cost-reducing technology by firms in a horizontally differentiated industry. In our model there are several suppliers of a new technology. The extent of the cost reduction depends on the quality of the new technology. A firm has to buy the technology...

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Learning and the Timing of New Technology Adoption

Jaske, Alan - 2021

This paper studies the adoption and diffusion of a product innovation in a duopoly market. Firms are asymmetric, and learning is endogenously determined by the volume of sales. In equilibrium, both high- and low-quality firms may lead adoption, and first-movers are often uniquely determined by...

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