Economics of Innovation and New Technology

1995 - 2025

Current editor(s): Professor Cristiano Antonelli

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Volume 15, issue 8, 2006

STRATEGIC R&D AND NETWORK COMPATIBILITY pp. 711-733

Pekka Sääskilahti

IS SILENCE GOLDEN? PATENTS VERSUS SECRECY AT THE FIRM LEVEL pp. 735-752

Katrin Hussinger

THEY DON'T INVENT THEM LIKE THEY USED TO: AN EXAMINATION OF ENERGY PATENT CITATIONS OVER TIME pp. 753-776

David Popp

THE REVOLUTION WITHIN: ICT AND THE SHIFTING KNOWLEDGE BASE OF THE WORLD'S LARGEST COMPANIES pp. 777-799

Sandro Mendonça

Volume 15, issue 7, 2006

Technological diffusion, the diffusion of skill and the growth of outsourcing in US manufacturing pp. 617-647

Elisabetta Magnani

Pricing in a market without apparent horizontal differentiation: Evidence from web hosting services pp. 649-663

Michael Thompson and Steve Thompson

Contribution-proportional remuneration rule for employee inventions and its effects on effort and investment incentives pp. 665-678

Yoshihito Yasaki and Akira Goto

Enterprise in orbit: The supply of communication satellites pp. 679-700

Catherine Beaudry

Volume 15, issue 6, 2006

A better copyright system? comparing welfare of indefinitely renewable copyright versus fixed-length copyright pp. 519-542

Michael Yuan

Standardisation in the ICT sector: The (complex) interface between antitrust and intellectual property pp. 543-567

Mario Calderini and Andrea Giannaccari

Cooperation or competition in R&D when innovation and absorption are costly pp. 569-589

Lars Wiethaus

The organizational evolution of innovative activity in the US semiconductor industry: Technological specialization and diversification pp. 591-603

Norio Tokumaru

Informational mobility and productivity: Finnish evidence pp. 605-616

Mika Maliranta and Petri Rouvinen

Volume 15, issue 4-5, 2006

Empirical studies of innovation in the knowledge-driven economy pp. 289-299

Bronwyn Hall and Jacques Mairesse

The role of research and innovation in promoting productivity in chile pp. 301-315

Jose Miguel Benavente

On the relationship between innovation and performance: A sensitivity analysis pp. 317-344

Hans Lööf and Almas Heshmati

R&D Performance in Chinese industry pp. 345-366

Gary Jefferson, Bai Huamao, Guan Xiaojing and Xiaoyun Yu

On the contribution of innovation to multi-factor productivity growth pp. 367-390

George Leeuwen and Luuk Klomp

Innovativity: A comparison across seven European countries pp. 391-413

Pierre Mohnen, Jacques Mairesse and Marcel Dagenais

Innovation height, spillovers and tfp growth at the firm level: Evidence from French manufacturing pp. 415-442

Emmanuel Duguet

Organization of knowledge exchange: An empirical study of knowledge-intensive business service relationships pp. 443-464

Aija Leiponen

Voluntary technological disclosure as an efficient knowledge management device: An empirical study pp. 465-491

Stephane Lhuillery

Firm size, technological intensity of sector and relational competencies to innovate: Evidence from French industrial innovating firms pp. 493-505

Francis Munier

Absorptive capacity and innovative performance: A human capital approach pp. 507-517

Anker Lund Vinding

Volume 15, issue 3, 2006

Is there really an inverted U-shaped relation between competition and R&D? pp. 101-118

Patrik Tingvall and Andreas Poldahl

Complementarities between organisational strategies and innovation pp. 195-217

Brian Cozzarin and Jennifer Percival

Complementarity between product and process innovation in a monopoly setting pp. 219-234

Andrea Mantovani

Facets of the digital divide in Europe: Determination and extent of internet use pp. 235-246

Michael Demoussis and Nicholas Giannakopoulos

Firm size, sectors and countries as sources of variety in innovation pp. 247-270

Rinaldo Evangelista and Valeria Mastrostefano

Technological change and industry structure: A case study of the petroleum industry pp. 271-288

Jo Voola

Volume 15, issue 2, 2006

Is there really an inverted U-shaped relation between competition and R&D? pp. 101-118

Patrik Tingvall and Andreas Poldahl

Intra-industry spillovers and innovation: An econometric analysis at the firm level pp. 119-135

Vincent Yao

Technological innovation and complexity theory pp. 137-155

Koen Frenken

Explanatory factors for participation in formal standardisation processes: Empirical evidence at firm level pp. 157-170

Knut Blind

On semi-industrialized countries and the acquisition of advanced technological capabilities pp. 171-194

Simon Teitel

Volume 15, issue 1, 2006

Empirical evidence on knowledge flows from research collaborations: Introduction to the special issue pp. 1-3

David Audretsch and Albert Link

Learning, internal research, and spillovers pp. 5-36

James Adams

Assessing the returns to collaborative research: Firm-level evidence from Italy pp. 37-50

Giuseppe Medda, Claudio Piga and Donald Siegel

Implementing a 'bottom-up,' multi-sector research collaboration: The case of the Texas air quality study pp. 51-69

Craig Boardman and Barry Bozeman

Do locational spillovers pay? empirical evidence from German IPO data pp. 71-81

David Audretsch and Erik Lehmann

An economic evaluation of the Baldrige National Quality Program pp. 83-100

Albert Link and John Scott

Volume 14, issue 8, 2005

Firms' productivity growth and R&D spillovers: An analysis of alternative technological proximity measures pp. 657-682

Michele Cincera

Tensions in co-evolutionary processes: Three Swedish seed organizations in the 20th century pp. 683-696

Maureen Mckelvey

Licensing policies for a new product pp. 697-713

Francisco Caballero-sanz, Rafael Moner-colonques and José Sempere-Monerris

Welfare effects of quality change and new products in the Japanese mobile telecommunications market: 1995-2001 pp. 715-733

Mitsuru Sunada

Technology adoption in response to changes in market conditions: Evidence from the US petroleum refining industry pp. 735-756

Ming-yuan Chen

Volume 14, issue 7, 2005

Is there still a productivity paradox? two methods for a transatlantic comparison pp. 533-551

Fabrice Gilles and Yannick L'Horty

Information and communication technology diffusion and skill upgrading in Korean industries pp. 553-571

Jai-Joon Hur, Hwan-Joo Seo and Young Soo Lee

A Microeconometric note on product innovation and product innovation advertising pp. 573-582

Ulrich Kaiser

R&D boundaries of the firm: An estimation of the double-hurdle model on commissioned R&D, joint R&D, and licensing in Japan pp. 583-615

Kenta Nakamura and Hiroyuki Odagiri

Who is not developing open source software? non-users, users, and developers pp. 617-635

Linus Dahlander and Maureen Mckelvey

Demand and cost impacts of the 2 mm technology program in the US motor-vehicle market pp. 637-655

Ciro Biderman, Karen Polenske and Nicolas Rockler

Volume 14, issue 6, 2005

Does the digital divide matter? The role of information and communication technology in cross-country level and growth estimates pp. 435-453

Leonardo Becchetti and Fabrizio Adriani

The economics of the smart card industry: Towards coopetitive strategies pp. 455-477

Zouhaier M'Chirgui

R&D and productivity growth: Evidence from the UK pp. 479-497

Mario Kafouros

University patents, R&D competition, and social welfare pp. 499-515

Roberto Mazzoleni

Do collaboratories mean the end of face-to-face interactions? An evidence from the ISEE project pp. 517-532

Emilie-Pauline Gallié and Renelle Guichard

Volume 14, issue 5, 2005

Uses without too many abuses of patent citations or the simple economics of patent citations as a measure of value and flows of knowledge pp. 333-338

C. Gay and C. Le Bas

The determinants of patent citations: an empirical analysis of French and British patents in the US pp. 339-350

C. Gay, C. Le Bas, Parimal Patel and K. Touach

Lovely but dangerous: The impact of patent citations on patent renewal pp. 351-374

Per Botolf Maurseth

How well do patent citations measure flows of technology? Evidence from French innovation surveys pp. 375-393

Emmanuel Duguet and Megan MacGarvie

The knowledge bases of the world's largest pharmaceutical groups: what do patent citations to non-patent literature reveal? pp. 395-415

Stefano Brusoni, Paola Criscuolo and Aldo Geuna

Role of home and host country innovation systems in r&d internationalisation: a patent citation analysis pp. 417-433

Paola Criscuolo, Rajneesh Narula and Bart Verspagen

Volume 14, issue 4, 2005

Computerization, workplace organization, skilled labour and firm productivity: Evidence for the Swiss business sector pp. 225-249

Spyros Arvanitis

Innovation types and labour organisational practices: A comparison of foreign and domestic firms in the Reggio Emilia industrial districts pp. 251-276

Paolo Pini and Grazia Santangelo

Does experience matter? innovations and the productivity of information and communication technologies in German services pp. 277-303

Thomas Hempell

Cooperation versus competition in product innovation pp. 305-318

Miguel González-Maestre and Diego Penarrubia

New-product success in the pharmaceutical industry: how many bites at the cherry? pp. 319-331

Marcel Corstjens, Edouard Demeire and Ira Horowitz

Volume 14, issue 3, 2005

The governance of innovative firms: An evolutionary perspective pp. 125-147

Jackie Krafft and Jacques-Laurent Ravix

Do inter-sectoral flows of services matter for productivity growth? an input/output analysis of OECD countries pp. 149-171

Daniela Di Cagno and Valentina Meliciani

Production with an assembly line process pp. 173-187

Jon Neill

The dynamics of environmental innovations: three stylised trajectories of clean technology pp. 189-212

Vanessa Oltra and Maïder Saint-Jean

R&D investment and internal finance: the cash flow effect pp. 213-223

Carter Bloch

Volume 14, issue 1-2, 2005

Governance and co-ordination of distributed innovation processes: patterns of R&D co-operation in the upstream petroleum industry pp. 1-21

Virginia Acha and Lucia Cusmano

Technological frontiers and competition in multi-technology sectors pp. 23-42

Andrea Bonaccorsi, Paola Giuri and Francesca Pierotti

Profit differentials and innovation pp. 43-61

Elena Cefis and Matteo Ciccarelli

Sectoral systems of innovation: a framework for linking innovation to the knowledge base, structure and dynamics of sectors pp. 63-82

Franco Malerba

'Inequality' of innovation: skewed distributions and the returns to innovation in Dutch manufacturing pp. 83-102

Orietta Marsili and Ammon Salter

Knowledge dynamics, firm strategy, mergers and acquisitions in the biotechnology based sectors pp. 103-124

Pier Paolo Saviotti, Marie-Angele de Looze and M. A. Maupertuis