Market Structure and Technological ChangeTaylor & Francis, 2013 M06 17 - 180 páginas This book provides a survey of the theory and of the empirical knowledge about the links between market structure and technological change. |
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... or mechanical , including photocopying and recording , or by any information storage or retrieval system , without permission in writing from the publishers . Contents Introduction to the Series vii 1. The Schumpeterian Legacy.
... or mechanical , including photocopying and recording , or by any information storage or retrieval system , without permission in writing from the publishers . Contents Introduction to the Series vii 1. The Schumpeterian Legacy.
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... Schumpeterian Legacy 1 2. Rivalry and the Optimality of Innovative Investment 3. Empirical Approaches and Findings 63 4. Diffusion by Dissemination and Imitation 113 5. Conclusion 144 References 147 Index 165 Introduction to the Series ...
... Schumpeterian Legacy 1 2. Rivalry and the Optimality of Innovative Investment 3. Empirical Approaches and Findings 63 4. Diffusion by Dissemination and Imitation 113 5. Conclusion 144 References 147 Index 165 Introduction to the Series ...
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... Schumpeterian " hypothesis , model , or system . Given the fundamental role of Schumpeter's thought and the fragmentary portions of his system examined by various subsequent writers , a brief review of his vision and analysis of the ...
... Schumpeterian " hypothesis , model , or system . Given the fundamental role of Schumpeter's thought and the fragmentary portions of his system examined by various subsequent writers , a brief review of his vision and analysis of the ...
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... Schumpeter's argument is that " the kind of competition which counts " [ p . 84 ] in a modern industrialized economy is most effectively engaged in by " the large scale establishment or unit of control " that does not " work under ...
... Schumpeter's argument is that " the kind of competition which counts " [ p . 84 ] in a modern industrialized economy is most effectively engaged in by " the large scale establishment or unit of control " that does not " work under ...
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... Schumpeter argued that by analogy a firm unable to obtain insurance against the failure of an innovation should be ... Schumpeter's view , " competition from the new commodity , the new technology , the new source of supply , the new ...
... Schumpeter argued that by analogy a firm unable to obtain insurance against the failure of an innovation should be ... Schumpeter's view , " competition from the new commodity , the new technology , the new source of supply , the new ...
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3 EMPIRICAL APPROACHES AND FINDINGS | 63 |
4 DIFFUSION BY DISSEMINATION AND IMITATION | 113 |
5 CONCLUSION | 144 |
References | 147 |
INDEX | 165 |
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Market Structure and Technological Change William Lee Baldwin,John T. Scott Vista previa limitada - 2001 |
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