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We examine the welfare implication of input price discrimination in the vertically related market wherein two downstream firms purchase a cost-saving technology from an outside innovator and input factors from a monopolistic supplier to produce final goods. We show that input price...
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Here, we study vertical foreclosure in a dynamic setup with learning-by-doing production technologies. There is a downstream monopoly and an upstream duopoly, where manufacturers produce differentiated products and can gain proficiency through the accumulation of their production. We study the...
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literature. We discuss if lock-ins are really inescapable, especially when innovation is concerned. Also, we address the question …
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We develop a valid definition of technological radicalness which states that a successful radical invention is: (1) novel, (2) unique, and (3) has an impact on future technology. The first two criteria allow us to identify potentially radical inventions ex ante market introduction; adding the...
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This paper analyzes the effect of innovation clusters on the adoption of a gen- eral purpose technology (GPT) and on … innovation cluster as a coordination mode of firms, improving the probability of the downstream firm to receive information about … that the effect of innovation clus- ters on the choice of qualities, the adoption behavior, levels of investment in R&D as …
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Joining a technical standards alliance is becoming increasingly crucial for latecomer enterprises' innovation catch … innovation on technical standards alliances while highlighting the importance of alliance routines. A structural equation model … industries. Several novel findings are reported. First, latecomers' two types of innovation catch-up and the three dimensions of …
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Complementor innovation is an essential form of value co-creation in open platform ecosystems. However, the increasing … significantly hindered complementor innovation. For instance, Android devices currently in the market run a dozen old and new … versions of the Android operating system, which increases the cost of complementor innovation because app developers must …
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by the perception that learning and innovation are essential for the survival of organizations due to the dynamics of … external environments. Despite continued interest by researchers in innovation and organizational learning, there is a gap with … be in place. The need for organizations to develop dynamic capabilities that can span innovation cycles is clear. If IT …
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We study the licensing incentives of an independent input producer owning a patented product innovation which allows …
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innovation are the key facilitators of digital economy. Considering the collaborative development of innovation and … standardization, this paper constructs a theoretical model of the impact of innovation and standardization levels on company … competitiveness. Furthermore, the moderating effect of the coupling coordination of innovation and standardization was analyzed for …
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