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Innovation via global route: Proposing a reference model for chances and challenges of global innovation processes

Tiwari, Rajnish; Buse, Stephan; Herstatt, Cornelius - 2007

specific needs of targeted markets. All these developments are leading to the globalization of innovation. Based on recent … reference model for chances and challenges of global innovation activities. …

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Designing dynamic research contests

Benkert, Jean-Michel; Letina, Igor - 2016

combine the best aspects of innovation races and research tournaments. …

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A pharmaceutical innovation: Is it worth the money? Whose money?

Sennhauser, Michèle; Zweifel, Peter - 2009

This study seeks to provide evidence for deciding whether or not a pharmaceutical innovation should be included in the … treatment cost in both financing alternatives, justifying inclusion of the innovation in the benefit list from a cost …

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Foreign direct investment and R&D offshoring

Gersbach, Hans; Schmutzler, Armin - 2006

We analyze a two-country model of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI). Two firms, each of which is originally situated in only one of the two countries, first decide whether to build a plant in the foreign country. Then, they decide whether to relocate R&D activities. Finally, they engage in...

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Competition and innovation: An experimental investigation

Sacco, Dario - 2007

The paper analyzes the effects of competitive intensity on firms' incentives to invest in process innovations through an experiment based on two-stage games, where R&D investment choices are followed by product market competition. An increase in the intensity of competition is modeled as an...

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Competition and innovation: An experimental investigation

Sacco, Dario; Schmutzler, Armin - 2008

The paper analyzes the effects of more intense competition on firms' incentives to invest in process innovations. We carry out experiments based on two-stage games, where R&D investment choices are followed by product market competition. As predicted by theory, an increase in the number of firms...

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How do judgmental overconfidence and overoptimism shape innovative activity?

Herz, Holger; Schunk, Daniel; Zehnder, Christian - 2013

that the connection between overconfidence and innovation is more complex than the previous literature suggests. In … innovative activity. While overoptimism leads to an innovation enhancing effect, judgmental overconfidence inhibits innovation …. Our results indicate that future research is well advised to take into account that the relationship between innovation …

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Uncertainty, intangible capital, and productivity dynamics

Palombo, Edoardo - 2020

Following an unparalleled rise in uncertainty over the Great Recession, the US economy has been experiencing anaemic productivity growth. This paper offers a quantitative study on the link between uncertainty and low productivity growth. Firstly, using micro level data I show that uncertainty...

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Maintaining efficiency while integrating entrants from lower-performing groups: An experimental study

Salmon, Timothy C.; Weber, Roberto A. - 2014

Efficiently growing a group or firm often requires integration of individuals from lower-performing entities. We explore the effectiveness of two policies intended to facilitate such integration, using a laboratory experiment that models production as a coordination game with Pareto-ranked...

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Maintaining efficiency while integrating entrants from lower-performing environments: An experimental study

Salmon, Timothy C.; Weber, Roberto A. - 2011

Efficient growth often requires the integration of individuals from lower-performing groups, firms, or societies into higher-performing ones. Such integration may be difficult without facilitating interventions or restrictions. We explore, using a laboratory experiment, the effectiveness of two...

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