-cooperative behavior not only induces more imitation (absorption) but also, for the most part, more innovation investments. Only the … cooperative behavior, however, ensures that R&D investments are allocated efficiently to innovation and to imitation (absorption …

is to think carefully about innovation. When Kuznets began his work in economics in the mid 1920s economics had begun to … what he argued was a second key step in understanding economic change, namely: the analysis of sectors where innovation … this paper that Kuznets' early empirical work on sectoral growth enables us to formulate an empirical law on innovation …

Innovation Survey collected by the French Service des Statistiques Industrielles (SESSI), which contain firms' responses to …

Although the attention of innovation studies has traditionally been focused on manufacturing, the differential features … of innovation activities carried out by services are gaining more and more relevance in innovation research. The aim of … this paper is to thoroughly analyse the data from the Spanish Innovation Survey 2000, the first large-scale innovation …

services. They are fundamental as holders and creators of innovation, both technological and organisational. Nevertheless …, localisation, innovation level and exports are examined. …

nations in which patent protection is sought. <br> <br> <i>ZUSAMMENFASSUNG - (Zitationenzahl und der Wert der Patent-Innovation …

are taken into account. The paper proposes a theory of innovation and market structure, showing that the relation between … innovation and competition depends on horizontal spillovers, vertical spillovers, and cooperative settings. The private … coopération verticale. Le papier propose une théorie reliant le degré d'innovation à la structure du marché: la relation entre la …