Подшивка | Экономика инноваций и новые технологии / Economics of innovation and new technology [78 статей] (1990-1996) [PDF] [En]

1. ROHINI ACHARYA* and THOMAS ZIESEMER A CLOSED ECONOMY MODEL OF HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL PRODUCT DIFFERENTIATION: THE CASE OF INNOVATION IN BIOTECHNOLOGY
2. JOHN CANTWELL* and BIRGITTE ANDERSEN A STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF CORPORATE TECHNOLOGICAL LEADERSHIP HISTORICALLY
3. PAUL ALLANSON A STRUCTURAL ACCOUNT OF THE DIFFUSION OF OILSEED RAPE IN ENGLAND AND WALES
4. BART NOOTEBOOM ADOPTION, FIRM SIZE AND RISK OF IMPLEMENTATION
5. PAUL A. DAVID ANALYSING THE ECONOMIC PAYOFFS FROM
BASIC RESEARCH
6. 'ENRICO SANTARELLI ASSET SPECIFICITY, R&D FINANCING, AND THE SIGNALLING PROPERTIES OF THE FIRM'S FINANCIAL STRUCTURE
7. SUMIT K. MAJUMDAR BANDWAGON INFLUENCES AND INSTALLED-BASE CONVERSION IN U.S. TELECOMMUNICATIONS
8. GEOFFREY WYATT BIDDING FOR RESEARCH INITIATIVES
9. ZVI GRILICHES COMMENTS ON MEASUREMENT ISSUES IN
RELATING IT EXPENDITURES TO PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH
10. WILLIAM LEHR COMPATIBILITY STANDARDS AND INDUSTRY COMPETITION: TWO CASE STUDIES
11. DALE W. JORGENSON and KEVIN STIROH COMPUTERS AND GROWTH
12. PAUL STONEMAN COPYING CAPABILITIES AND INTERTEMPORAL COMPETITION BETWEEN JOINT INPUT TECHNOLOGIES: CD vs DAT
13. SHANE GREENSTEM CREATING ECONOMIC ADVANTAGE BY SETTING COMPATIBILITY STANDARDS: CAN "PHYSICAL TIE-INS" EXTEND MONOPOLY POWER
14. SPYROS ARVANITIS and HEINZ HOLLENSTEIN DEMAND AND SUPPLY FACTORS IN EXPLAINING THE INNOVATIVE ACTIVITY OF SWISS MANUFACTURING FIRMS
15. KATRIEN KESTELOOT DEMAND-CREATING R&D IN A SYMMETRIC OLIGOPOLY
16. STEVEN C. SALOP DEREGULATING SELF-REGULATED SHARED ATM NETWORKS
17. N.S. SIDDHARTHAN and R.N. AGARWAL DETERMINANTS OF R&D DECISIONS: A CROSS-SECTION STUDY OF INDIAN PRIVATE CORPORATE FIRMS
18. GRAHAM VICKERY*' and JIM NORTHCOTT DIFFUSION OF MICROELECTRONICS AND ADVANCED MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY: A REVIEW OF NATIONAL SURVEYS
19. GARTH SALONER ECONOMIC ISSUES IN COMPUTER INTERFACE STANDARDIZATION
20. KENNETH Y. HA0 and ADAM B. JAFFE EFFECT OF LIQUIDITY ON FIRMS' R&D SPENDING
21. P. A. GEROSKI ENTRY AND THE RATE OF INNOVATION
22. ERNST R. BERNDT and THOMAS W. MALONE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND THE PRODUCTIVITY PARADOX: GETTING THE QUESTIONS RIGHT
23. ERIK BRYNJOLFSSON and LORIN HITT INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AS A FACTOR OF PRODUCTION: THE ROLE OF DIFFERENCES AMONG FIRMS
24. PATRICK LLERENA EHUD ZUSCOVITCH INNOVATION, DIVERSITY AND ORGANIZATION FROM AN EVOLUTIONARY PERSPECTIVEINTRODUCTION AND OVERVIEW
25. JENS FRgSLEV CHRISTENSEN INNOVATIVE ASSETS AND INTER-ASSET LINKAGES-A RESOURCE-BASED APPROACH TO INNOVATION
26. FRANC0 MALERBA SALVATORE TORRISI INTERNAL CAPABILITIES AND EXTERNAL NETWORKS IN INNOVATIVE ACTIVITIES. EVIDENCE FROM THE SOFTWARE INDUSTRY
27. RUNE STENBACKA INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIVENESS AND R&D POLICY WITH IMPERFECT COMPETITION
28. Introduction: Special issue of Economics of Znnovation andNew Technology on "Management of Technology"
29. DIANE D. WILSON IT INVESTMENT AND ITS PRODUCTIVITY EFFECTS: AN ORGANIZATIONAL SOCIOLOGIST'S PERSPECTIVE ON DIRECTIONS FOR FUTURE RESEARCH
30. ASHISH ARORA LICENSING TACIT KNOWLEDGE:
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS AND THE MARKET FOR KNOW-HOW
31. JOE TIDD, CIARAN DRIVER and PETER SAUNDERS LINKING TECHNOLOGICAL, MARKET & FINANCIAL INDICATORS OF INNOVATION
32. CRISTIANO ANTONELLI GIORGIO GOTTARDI LOCALISED TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE: THE INTERACTION BETWEEN THE GENERATION AND THE DIFFUSION OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES
33. MANUEL ESPITIA ESCUER, YOLANDA POLO REDONDO and
VICENTE SALAS FUMAS MARKET STRUCTURE AND THE ADOPTION OF INNOVATIONS: THE CASE OF THE SPANISH BANKING SECTOR
34. PEDRO PITA BARROS MULTI-PRO JECT R&D COMPETITION WITH FREE-ENTRY
35. PAOLO GUERRIERI ANDREW TYLECOTE NATIONAL COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGES AND MICROECONOMIC BEHAVIOUR
36. PARIMAL PATEL and KEITH PAVITT NATIONAL INNOVATION SYSTEMS: WHY THEY ARE IMPORTANT, AND HOW THEY MIGHT BE MEASURED AND COMPARED
37. EHUD ZUSCOVITCH* and GERALD COHEN NETWORK CHARACTERISTICS OF TECHNOLOGICAL LEARNING THE CASE OF THE EUROPEAN SPACE PROGRAM
38. NORMAN J. IRELAND ON LICENSING INNOVATIONS AND THE MAINTENANCE OF COMPETITION
39. WIM VANHAVERBEKE* and PATRICK VAN CAYSEELE ON THE DIFFERENTIAL EFFECTS OF EUROPEAN PATENTS
40. HUUB H.M. MEIJERS ON THE SLOWDOWN OF PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH IN THE NETHERLANDS 1960-1988: A MACRO ECONOMIC VINTAGE DIFFUSION APPROACH
41. SIMON C. PARKER OPTIMAL RELEASE DATES OF NEW PRODUCT BREAKTHROUGHS: A SIMPLE INVERSE RELATIONSHIP
42. UWE CANTNER and HORST HANUSCH PROCESS AND PRODUCT INNOVATIONS IN AN INTERNATIONAL TRADE CONTEXT
43. RAYMOND S HARTMAN and DAVID J TEECE PRODUCT EMULATION STRATEGIES IN THE PRESENCE OF REPUTATION EFFECTS AND NETWORK EXTERNALITIES: SOME EVIDENCE FROM THE MINICOMPUTER INDUSTRY
44. BERNARD C. BEAUDREAU R&D: TO COMPETE OR TO COOPERATE?
45. ZVI GRILICHES BRONWYN H. HALL and ARIEL PAKES R&D, PATENTS, AND MARKET VALUE REVISITED: IS THERE A SECOND (TECHNOLOGICAL OPPORTUNITY) FACTOR?
46. PETER SWANN RAPID TECHNOLOGY CHANGE,
"TECHNOLOGICAL VISIONS", CORPORATE ORGANISATION AND MARKET STRUCTURE
47. ALFONSO GAMBARDELLA WALTER GARCIA-FONTES REGIONAL LINKAGES THROUGH EUROPEAN RESEARCH FUNDING
48. PETER GRINDLEY* and SAADET TOKER REGULATORS, MARKETS AND STANDARDS COORDINATION: POLICY LESSONS FROM TELEPOINT
49. BART CLARYSSE, KOENRAAD DEBACKERE and ROLAND VAN DIERDONCK RESEARCH NETWORKS AND ORGANISATIONAL MOBILITY IN AN EMERGING TECHNOLOGICAL FIELD: THE CASE OF PLANT BIOTECHNOLOGY
50. NAJIB HARABI SOURCES OF TECHNICAL PROGRESS: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM SWISS INDUSTRY
51. HARALD GRUBER STRATEGIC PROCESS AND PRODUCT INNOVATION
52. IAN STEEDMAN SUBSTITUTION AND THE REPRESENTATION OF ALTERNATIVE METHODS OF PRODUCTION
53. MOSHE JUSTMAN SWARMING MECHANICS
54. MARTIN B.H. WEISS TECHNOLOGICAL CHOICE IN VOLUNTARY STANDARDS COMMITTEES: AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS
55. ESPEN BRATBERG and ALF ERLING RISA TECHNOLOGICAL DIFFUSION THROUGH PROFIT SEEKING AND EPIDEMIC INFORMATION PROCESSES
56. DIMITRI MARDAS TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION, DEMAND
STRUCTURE, INTRA-INDUSTRY TRADE AND HIERARCHY OF ECONOMIES- A THREE DIMENSIONAL PRESENTATION
57. ALESSANDRO STERLACCHINI TECHNOLOGICAL OPPORTUNITIES, INTRAINDUSTRY SPILLOVERS AND FIRM R&D INTENSITY
58. SERGIO CESARATTO SANDRO MANGANO TECHNOLOGICAL PROFILES AND ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE IN THE ITALIAN MANUFACTURING SECTOR
59. FLORIAN ZETTELMEYER PAUL STONEMAN TESTING ALTERNATIVE MODELS OF NEW PRODUCT DIFFUSION
60. HILARY INGHAM and STEVE THOMPSON THE ADOPTION OF NEW TECHNOLOGY IN FINANCIAL SERVICES: THE CASE OF BUILDING SOCIETIES
61. PAOLA GARRONE THE ADOPTION OF TECHNOLOGICAL
INNOVATIONS: DYNAMIC AND CUMULATIVE EFFECTS IN TELECOMMUNICATIONS NETWORKS
62. ANN P. BARTEL and FRANK R. LICHTENBERG' THE AGE OF TECHNOLOGY AND ITS IMPACT ON EMPLOYEE WAGES
63. TIMOTHY F. BRESNAHAN and AMIT CHOPRA THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE LOCAL AREA NETWORK MARKET AS DETERMINED BY USER NEEDS
64. PAUL A. DAVID and SHANE GREENSTEIN THE ECONOMICS OF COMPATIBILITY STANDARDS: AN INTRODUCTION TO RECENT RESEARCH
65. CRISTIANO ANTONELLI and DOMINIQUE FORAY THE ECONOMICS OF TECHNOLOGICAL CLUBS
1. FRIEDER MEYER-KRAHMER THE EFFECTS OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES ON EMPLOYMENT
2. PIER PAOLO SAVTOTTI and ALAN TRICKETT THE EVOLUTION OF HELICOPTER TECHNOLOGY, 1940-1986
3. ANDREW W. WYCKOFF THE IMPACT OF COMPUTER PRICES ON
INTERNATIONAL COMPARISONS OF LABOUR PRODUCTIVITY
4. MYUNG JOONG KWON and PAUL STONEMAN THE IMPACT OF TECHNOLOGY ADOPTION ON FIRM PRODUCTIVITY
5. PAR1 PATEL and KEITH PAVITT THE INNOVATIVE PERFORMANCE OF THE WORLD'S LARGEST FIRMS: SOME NEW EVIDENCE
6. PAUL A. DAVID and W. EDWARD STEINMUELLER THE ISDN BANDWAGON IS COMING, BUT WHO WILL BE THERE TO CLIMB ABOARD?:QUANDARIES IN THE ECONOMICS OF DATA COMMUNICATION NETWORKS
7. FRANK R. LICHTENBERG THE OUTPUT CONTRIBUTIONS OF COMPUTER EQUIPMENT AND PERSONNEL: A FIRM-LEVEL ANALYSIS
8. LISA TAKEYAMA THE SHAREWARE INDUSTRY: SOME STYLIZED FACTS AND ESTIMATES OF RATES OF RETURN
9. HARALD GRUBER THE STABILITY OF MARKET SHARE PATTERNS IN THE SEMICONDUCTOR INDUSTRY
10. DAVID B. AUDRETSCH THE TECHNOLOGICAL REGIME AND MARKET EVOLUTION: THE NEW LEARNING
11. BRUCE MCWILLIAMS and DAVID ZILBERMAN TIME OF TECHNOLOGY ADOPTION AND LEARNING BY USING
12. TONYBUXTON DAVID MAYES and ANDY MURFIN UK TRADE PERFORMANCE AND R&D
13. BO CARLSSON and STAFFAN JACOBSSON WHAT MAKES THE AUTOMATION INDUSTRY STRATEGIC