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. |
Dentro del libro
Resultados 1-5 de 82
Página iv
... technological change . ( Fundamentals of pure and applied economics ; vol . 17 . Economics of technological change section , ISSN 0191-1708 ) Bibliography : p . Includes index 1. Industrial organization ( Economic theory ) 2 ...
... technological change . ( Fundamentals of pure and applied economics ; vol . 17 . Economics of technological change section , ISSN 0191-1708 ) Bibliography : p . Includes index 1. Industrial organization ( Economic theory ) 2 ...
Página 1
W. Baldwin, J. Scott. Market Structure and Technological Change WILLIAM L. BALDWIN and JOHN T. SCOTT Dartmouth College , USA 1. THE SCHUMPETERIAN LEGACY Any systematic treatment of the literature on the relationship between the ...
W. Baldwin, J. Scott. Market Structure and Technological Change WILLIAM L. BALDWIN and JOHN T. SCOTT Dartmouth College , USA 1. THE SCHUMPETERIAN LEGACY Any systematic treatment of the literature on the relationship between the ...
Página 3
... innovation should be able to engage in " a price strategy aiming at the same end . " [ p . 88 ] . Thus , monopolistic power in existing product markets ... innovation " strikes not at the margins MARKET STRUCTURE AND TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE 3.
... innovation should be able to engage in " a price strategy aiming at the same end . " [ p . 88 ] . Thus , monopolistic power in existing product markets ... innovation " strikes not at the margins MARKET STRUCTURE AND TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE 3.
Página 5
... innovations generate social and private benefits in alternative market structures ranging from monopoly to pure competition . Market structure affects the generation of those benefits , because it affects firms ... TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE 5.
... innovations generate social and private benefits in alternative market structures ranging from monopoly to pure competition . Market structure affects the generation of those benefits , because it affects firms ... TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE 5.
Página 7
... innovation's effects cannot be interpreted as a reduction in social costs . Lancaster's [ 139 ] approach allows conceptualization of new consumer products that are in the same general class as a set of existing ... TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE 7.
... innovation's effects cannot be interpreted as a reduction in social costs . Lancaster's [ 139 ] approach allows conceptualization of new consumer products that are in the same general class as a set of existing ... TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE 7.
Contenido
1 | |
4 | |
3 EMPIRICAL APPROACHES AND FINDINGS | 63 |
4 DIFFUSION BY DISSEMINATION AND IMITATION | 113 |
5 CONCLUSION | 144 |
References | 147 |
INDEX | 165 |
Otras ediciones - Ver todas
Market Structure and Technological Change William Lee Baldwin,John T. Scott Vista previa limitada - 2001 |
Términos y frases comunes
adoption American Economic Review analysis appropriability average barriers to entry Barzel basic research behavior ceteris paribus competition competitors concentration ratio deadweight loss diffusion diversification duopoly effect elasticity empirical equilibrium expected profits expenditures fast second firm's greater growth increases Industrial Economics industry structure innovative activity innovative investment intensity introduction Journal of Economics Journal of Industrial Kamien and Schwartz large firms largest firms less licensing Loury Loury's M. I. and N. L. Mansfield manufacturing marginal cost market power market share market structure monopolist monopoly N. L. Schwartz Nelson and Winter number of firms oligopolistic Oligopoly output patent percent positive post-innovation market pre-innovation market process innovations product innovations profit maximizing ratio Reinganum relationship relative Research and Development Review of Economics rivalry rivals sample Scherer Schumpeter Schumpeter's Schumpeterian hypothesis seller concentration significant socially optimal statistical structure and innovation structure and technological studies surplus technical technological change tion variables zero