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Timing of entry and the decision to be a leader or follower in products or markets is a complex decision and empirical evidence suggests that first movers do not always 'capture' all the potential benefits from being first. Small firms in particular are faced with problems when deciding on...
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true if the innovator can license its technology ex‐post innovation. If the initial cost of production is high and the …
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This paper posits that firms' corporate and technological diversification profiles and their relatedness in terms of products and technologies impact their propensity to form alliances for exploitation and exploration. The empirical investigation employs a dataset of all tire producers worldwide...
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technology will change over the next fifty years, we are only going to look a few years ahead, which is a more sensible time …
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technology will change over the next fifty years, we are only going to look a few years ahead, which is a more sensible time …
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effectively within the global market; the continued advance of technology; the ability to standardize processes and eliminate …
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technology will change over the next fifty years, we are only going to look a few years ahead, which is a more sensible time …
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This paper studies the role of technology and competition in industry-wide productivity growth. We rely on a unique … technology, the minimill, on aggregate productivity. In addition we trace out its associated impact on productivity and market … introduction of a new production technology spurred productivity growth through two channels. First, the entry of minimills lead to …
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This is a discussion of "Change at the Checkout: Tracing the Impact of a Process Innovation" by Emek Basker, at the December 24, 2013 Israeli I.O. Day at Tel-Aviv University.
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This paper contains an analysis of a quality ladders growth model with firm-level decreasing returns R&D technology …
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