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innovation of its larger competitor. In equilibrium the firm with smaller capacity on the established market might outperform the …
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We show the effects of the bargaining power of labour unions on product innovation under decentralised and centralised … union bargaining power increases innovation if bargaining is decentralised, the market expansion effect is weak and the cost … of innovation is moderate but low. Otherwise, a higher union bargaining power reduces innovation. Hence, whether a higher …
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to develop the innovation and the decision to introduce the new product in the market are separated. In our multi … potential innovator strategically over-invests in process innovation. In this equilibrium the competitor over-invests in order …
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In this paper we are studying the question under which circumstances a firm with a first-mover advantage may get leapfrogged by a follower. At the market stage we assume a Stackelberg structure, i.e. the leader commits to a quantity and the follower then reacts to it. It is well-known that the...
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Until the twenty one century, innovation and ideas have been a valuable asset to accelerate the process of … technological catch-up, sustain productivity growth and competitiveness. To determine where innovation is standing up, countries and … organizations need to adapt innovation capacity to overcome their economies' defeats for the purpose of boosting the growth and …
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