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Competition, imitation, and R&D productivity in agrowth model with sector-specific patent protection

Mosel, Malte - 2009

intricate reverse engineering are. Unlike similar step-by-step innovation models of economic growth, the model assumes Cournot …

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On scale effects, market power and growth when human and technological capital are complements

Bucci, Alberto - 2000

In this paper we build an endogenous growth model where human capital and ideas are complements in the long-run equilibrium and technological progress takes the form of a continuous increase in the number of horizontally differentiated varieties of intermediate inputs. One peculiarity of the...

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Endogenous Recombinant Growth Through Market Production of Knowledge and Intellectual Property Rights

Marchese, Carla - 2015

The legal monopoly granted by the patent system has often been criticized for its inefficiency, which is exacerbated by the peculiarities of knowledge as a public good. In this paper we aim at studying more deeply the latter concern. Hence we build a model in which monopolistic exploitation does...

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Knowledge Licensing in a Model of R&D-Driven Endogenous Growth

Jerbashian, Vahagn - 2016

I model knowledge (patent) licensing and evaluate intellectual property regulation in an endogenous growth framework where the engine of growth is in-house R&D performed by high-tech firms. I show that high-tech firms innovate more and economic growth is higher when there is knowledge licensing,...

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On Scale Effects, Market Power and Growth When Human and Technological Capital are Complements

Bucci, Alberto - 2003

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On Scale Effects, Market Power and Growth When Human and Technological Capital are Complements

Bucci, Alberto - 2003

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Optimal Patent Breadth in a Two-Sector Economy

Goh, Ai-Ting; Olivier, Jacques - 2014

product (or "downstream") sector. Innovation takes place in both sectors. Following Gilbert and Shapiro (1990), we define … in the downstream sector increases the incentives of agents to do R&D in that sector but discourages innovation in the … downstream sector slows it down. We show that regardless of parameter values, welfare maximizing, rate of innovation maximizing …

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