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New entrants to a market tend to be superior to incumbents in originating radical innovations. We provide a new explanation for this phenomenon, based on markets for technology. It applies in industries where successful entrepreneurial firms, or their technologies, are acquired by incumbents...
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This paper highlights the monopoly firms´ commitments for goods requiring high maintenance expenditure, such as elevators, televisions and computers. A guarantee time limit model to maintain these special goods is presented in this paper. Based on this model, several types of commitments with...
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Innovation is an important topic in economics. This paper highlights duopoly innovation under the Hotelling model with game theory approaches. This paper argues that market power, as measured by the cost advantage of a dominant firm over its rival, serves to enhance the incentive to innovate in...
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Рассмотрены две теоретико-игровых модели конфликтов между агентами в слабоструктурированной ситуации. В качестве представления знаний агентов о ситуации...
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Предложена базовая модель эколого-экономической системы. Перечислены основные направления исследований ее расширений, дан краткий обзор моделей и механизмов...
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Представлен обзор современных исследований, посвященных применению методов теории игр для анализа различных аспектов инновационной деятельности....
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A long-standing question in biology and economics is whether individual organisms evolve to behave as if they were striving to maximize some goal function. We here formalize the \as if" question in a patch-structured population in which individuals obtain material payoffs from (perhaps very...
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A long-standing question in biology and economics is whether individual organisms evolve to behave as if they were striving to maximize some goal function. We here formalize the \as if" question in a patch-structured population in which individuals obtain material payoffs from (perhaps very...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011240626
<Para ID="Par1">US universities are leading the way in technology commercialization and licensing. This paper discusses the practice of licensing at the US universities, as well as the main directions and tasks of technology commercialization and licensing at the University of Maryland. Universities and...</para>
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<Para ID="Par1">This paper studies the effects of and countermeasures against adversarial behavior in network resource allocation mechanisms such as auctions and pricing schemes. It models the heterogeneous behavior of users, which ranges from altruistic to selfish and to malicious, within the analytical...</para>
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