Economics of Innovation and New Technology

1995 - 2025

Current editor(s): Professor Cristiano Antonelli

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Volume 27, issue 8, 2018

Persistence and economic effects of technological innovations: a dynamic and sequential analysis of Uruguayan manufacturing firms pp. 671-694

Leonel Muinelo-Gallo and Macarena Suanes Martínez

Collaboration for innovation and project failure. A dynamic analysis pp. 695-708

Enrico Guzzini, Donato Iacobucci and Antonio Palestrini

Directing the wisdom of the crowd: the importance of social interaction among founders and the crowd during crowdfunding campaigns pp. 709-729

Thomas Clauss, Robert J. Breitenecker, Sascha Kraus, Alexander Brem and Chris Richter

Pre-commercial procurement, procurement of innovative solutions and innovation partnerships in the EU: rationale and strategy pp. 730-749

Elisabetta Iossa, Federico Biagi and Paola Valbonesi

Procurement as innovation policy and its distinguishing effects on innovative efforts of the Brazilian oil and gas suppliers pp. 750-769

Frederico Rocha

Combinations of technology in US patents, 1926–2009: a weakening base for future innovation? pp. 770-785

Matthew Clancy

Public subsidies and new ventures’ use of bank loans pp. 786-808

Hanna Hottenrott, Elmar Lins and Eva Lutz

Tax policy endogeneity: evidence from R&D tax credits pp. 809-833

Andrew C. Chang

Volume 27, issue 7, 2018

Networked innovation and coalition formation: the effect of group-based social preferences pp. 577-593

Tom Dedeurwaerdere, Paolo Melindi-Ghidi and Willem Sas

R&D investments and corporate cash holdings pp. 594-610

Guido Baldi and André Bodmer

Dynamics of agglomeration, accessibility, and total factor productivity: evidence from Japanese regions pp. 611-627

Akihiro Otsuka

A Schumpeterian model of investment and innovation with labor market regulation pp. 628-651

Giorgio Calcagnini, Germana Giombini and Giuseppe Travaglini

Diffusion of steam-powered firefighting equipment in the United States: innovation adoption at the municipal level pp. 652-669

Evangelos Falaris, James G. Mulligan and Burton Abrams

Volume 27, issue 5-6, 2018

Assessing technology and innovation policies: introduction to the special issue pp. 401-403

Albert Link

European R&D networks: a snapshot from the 7th EU Framework Programme pp. 404-419

Sara Amoroso, Alex Coad and Nicola Grassano

Public cluster policy and neighboring regions: beggar-thy-neighbor? pp. 420-437

Erik Lehmann and Matthias Menter

Great expectations: assessing the impact of commercialization-focused policies among Malaysia’s public research institutes pp. 438-453

Derek R. Strong, V. G. R. Chandran and Christopher S. Hayter

The effect of participation in Denmark’s Innovation Network program pp. 454-478

Moira Daly

The effects of public policies in fostering university spinoffs in Italy pp. 479-492

Michele Meoli, Eleonora Pierucci and Silvio Vismara

Collaborations for innovation: a meta-study of relevant typologies, governance and policies pp. 493-509

Michele Coletti and Paolo Landoni

Technology transfer and commercialisation by universities and PRIs: benchmarking OECD country policy approaches pp. 510-530

Sandrine Kergroach, Dirk Meissner and Nicholas S. Vonortas

Towards a European R&D incentive? An assessment of R&D provisions under a common corporate tax base pp. 531-550

Diego d’Andria, Dimitrios Pontikakis and Agnieszka Skonieczna

The structure and performance of U.S. research joint ventures: inferences and implications from the Advanced Technology Program pp. 551-575

James Adams and Albert Link

Volume 27, issue 4, 2018

Exploring additional determinants of fixed broadband adoption: policy implications for narrowing the broadband demand gap pp. 307-327

Davide Quaglione, Massimiliano Agovino, Claudio Di Berardino and Alessandro Sarra

Absorptive capacity of demand in sports innovation pp. 328-342

Isabel Almudi, Francisco Fatas-Villafranca, Jason Potts and Stuart Thomas

How do employee training and knowledge stocks affect product innovation? pp. 343-360

Yannis Caloghirou, Ioannis Giotopoulos, Efthymia Korra and Aggelos Tsakanikas

Endogenous innovation under New Keynesian dynamic stochastic general equilibrium model pp. 361-376

Tsutomu Harada

Broad-based intangibles as generators of growth in Europe pp. 377-400

Hannu Piekkola

Volume 27, issue 3, 2018

International knowledge spillovers in the wind power industry: evidence from the European Union pp. 205-224

Jonas Grafström

The legacy and promise of Vannevar Bush: rethinking the model of innovation and the role of public policy pp. 225-242

Dennis Leyden and Matthias Menter

A measure of total factor productivity with biased technological change pp. 243-253

Christophe Feder

Towards a multivariate innovation index pp. 254-272

Thomas Holgersson and Orsa Kekezi

Specialisation in key enabling technologies and regional growth in Europe pp. 273-289

Rinaldo Evangelista, Valentina Meliciani and Antonio Vezzani

Managerial perceptions of employees’ affective commitment and product innovation pp. 290-305

Joaquín García-Cruz, Juan C. Real and José L. Roldán

Volume 27, issue 2, 2018

Vertical educational diversity and innovation performance pp. 107-131

Thomas Bolli, Ursula Renold and Martin Wörter

Mergers and innovation: evidence from a panel of US firms pp. 132-153

Mahdiyeh Entezarkheir and Saeed Moshiri

Adoption of mobile money and financial inclusion: a macroeconomic approach through cluster analysis pp. 154-173

Maëlle Della Peruta

Patent breadth as effective barrier to market entry pp. 174-188

Diana Heger and Alexandra Zaby

Risk aversion, innovation and performance in family firms pp. 189-203

Angel L. Meroño-Cerdán, Carolina López-Nicolás and Francisco J. Molina-Castillo

Corrigendum pp. 204-204

The Editors

Volume 27, issue 1, 2018

Intellectual property right protection in the software market pp. 1-13

Yasuhiro Arai

The role of spillovers in research and development expenditure in Australian industries pp. 14-38

Sasan Bakhtiari and Robert Breunig

The ‘inventor balance’ and the functional specialization in global inventive activities pp. 39-61

Lucio Picci and Luca Savorelli

Matthew effect, capabilities and innovation policy: the Argentinean case pp. 62-79

Mariano Pereira and Diana Suarez

Need for speed? Exploring the relative importance of patents and utility models among German firms pp. 80-105

Jussi Heikkilä and Annika Lorenz

Volume 26, issue 8, 2017

Innovation and economic change pp. 683-688

Mario Pianta

Endogenous innovation: the creative response pp. 689-718

Cristiano Antonelli

The importance of absorptive capacities: productivity effects of international R&D spillovers through intermediate inputs pp. 719-733

Neil Foster-McGregor, Johannes Pöschl and Robert Stehrer

Technology, employment and skills pp. 734-754

Valeria Cirillo

Industry dynamics with diversity in firms’ catch-up strategies and demand conditions: a simulation approach pp. 755-778

Keun Lee, Jonghoon Park and Minho Yoon

The gains from technology: new products, exports and profits pp. 779-804

Dario Guarascio and Mario Pianta

Volume 26, issue 7, 2017

Strategic R&D and the innovation of products: understanding the role of time preferences and product differentiation pp. 575-595

Jason Walter and Jeffrey Peterson

Regional foreign direct investment and technology spillover: evidence across different clusters in India pp. 596-620

Smruti Ranjan Behera

Estimating demand function parameters of mobile applications pp. 621-633

Michael Scholz

ICT and global sourcing – evidence for German manufacturing and service firms pp. 634-660

Fabienne Rasel

Technological content of exports pp. 661-682

Diego Aboal, Valeria Arza and Flavia Rovira

Volume 26, issue 6, 2017

Productivity and offshoring innovative activities pp. 501-515

Saleh S. Tabrizy

The price of broadband quality: tracking the changing valuation of service characteristics pp. 516-532

Sean Lyons and Bryan Coyne

Graphical analysis of agricultural research spillover potential pp. 533-553

Maxwell Mkondiwa

Effectiveness of R&D subsidies during the crisis: firm-level evidence across EU countries pp. 554-573

David Aristei, Alessandro Sterlacchini and Francesco Venturini

Volume 26, issue 5, 2017

Impact of organizational innovation on product and process innovation pp. 405-417

Brian Paul Cozzarin

The benefits of the reciprocal grantback clause in patent licensing pp. 418-428

Dusanee Kesavayuth

The impact of R&D subsidy on innovation: evidence from New Zealand firms pp. 429-452

Trinh Le and Adam Jaffe

Financial innovations and the future of monetary policy in Nigeria pp. 453-476

Moses Tule and Moses O. Oduh

Does more competition increase business-level innovation? Evidence from domestically focused firms in emerging economies pp. 477-488

Frank Crowley and Declan Jordan

Commercial complexity and entrepreneurial finance pp. 489-500

Troy J. Scott, John Scott and Albert Link

Volume 26, issue 4, 2017

Matching public support for private product-innovating R&D: a theoretical analysis pp. 295-310

Pavlo Buryi and Sajal Lahiri

The determinants of cleaner energy innovations of the world’s largest firms: the impact of firm learning and knowledge capital pp. 311-333

Patricia Laurens, Christian Le Bas, Stephane Lhuillery and Antoine Schoen

Determinants of initial technology adoption and intensification: evidence from Latin America and the Caribbean pp. 334-352

James Waters

New product and service launching in new ventures: a multilevel approach to innovation antecedents pp. 353-367

Mickael Géraudel, Johanna Gast and Katherine Gundolf

Employee relations and innovation: an empirical analysis using patent data pp. 368-384

James Brander and Wei Zhang

Does organizational innovation moderate technical innovation directly or indirectly? pp. 385-403

Brian Paul Cozzarin, Weonseek Kim and Bonwoo Koo

Volume 26, issue 3, 2017

Attenuation bias when measuring inventive performance pp. 195-201

Thomas Zwick and Katharina Frosch

The private value of plant variety protection and the impact of exemption rules pp. 202-226

Marc Baudry and Adrien Hervouet

Digitization of heritage collections as indicator of innovation pp. 227-246

Karol Borowiecki and Trilce Navarrete

What hinders innovation performance of services and manufacturing firms in Mexico? pp. 247-268

Fernando Santiago, Claudia De Fuentes, Gabriela Dutrénit and Natalia Gras

Economic crisis and benefits of the Internet: differentiated Internet usage by employment status pp. 269-294

Raquel Campos, María Arrazola and Jose de Hevia

Volume 26, issue 1-2, 2017

CDM 20 years after pp. 1-5

Hans Lööf, Jacques Mairesse and Pierre Mohnen

Mapping research on R&D, innovation and productivity: a study of an academic endeavour pp. 6-20

Anders Broström and Staffan Karlsson

The CDM framework: knowledge recombination from an evolutionary viewpoint pp. 21-41

Ad Notten, Jacques Mairesse and Bart Verspagen

Appropriability mechanisms, innovation, and productivity: evidence from the UK pp. 42-62

Bronwyn Hall and Vania Sena

Revisiting the Porter hypothesis: an empirical analysis of Green innovation for the Netherlands pp. 63-77

George Leeuwen and Pierre Mohnen

Incorporating innovation subsidies in the CDM framework: empirical evidence from Belgium pp. 78-92

Dirk Czarnitzki and Julie Delanote

Assessing measurement errors in the CDM research–innovation–productivity relationships pp. 93-107

Jacques Mairesse and Stéphane Robin

R&D and productivity: evidence from large UK establishments with substantial R&D activities pp. 108-120

Stephen R. Bond and Irem Guceri

A new approach to estimation of the R&D–innovation–productivity relationship pp. 121-133

Christopher Baum, Hans Lööf, Pardis Nabavi and Andreas Stephan

Dynamic R&D choice and the impact of the firm's financial strength pp. 134-149

Bettina Peters, Mark Roberts and Van Anh Vuong

Disentangling the effects of process and product innovation on cost and demand pp. 150-167

Jordi Jaumandreu and Jacques Mairesse

CDM using a cross-country micro moments database pp. 168-182

Eric Bartelsman, George Leeuwen and Michael Polder

The derived demand for knowledge pp. 183-194

Cristiano Antonelli