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The Impact of Horizontal Mergers on Market Structure : Evidence from the Semiconductor Industry

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Stimulating Innovation in Russia : The Role of Institutions and Policies

Gianella, Christian - 2007

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Heterogeneous Merger Impacts on Competitive Outcomes

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CMEA and COCOM Abolished: Restructuring Precision Engineering Industry in Hungary

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Innovation and product market concentration : Schumpeter, Arrow and the inverted-U shape curve

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The impact of regulation on innovation

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Innovation and market concentration with asymmetric firms

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Innovation and market concentration with asymmetric firms

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