Effect of the sunk R&D entry cost k
Sunk Entry Costs, Sunk Depreciation costs, and Industry Dynamics
... between sunk entry costs and the intertemporal variability of firm value, and (2) a negative relationship between sunk entry costs and the intertemporal variability of the number of ...to ...
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Recovering the Sunk Costs of R&D: the Moulds Industry Case
... During this long period the industry su¤ered several changes both in terms of the number of …rms with a big increase in the early 1980’s and a shift towards other main clients due to the boom of the plastics and ...
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Contestability and sunk costs: An analysis of product R&D competition
... with sunk costs because of the Bertrand ...with sunk costs and that such a recon- ciliation is plausible from an empirical point of ...of sunk costs suffices to make the entry threat ...
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Sunk Costs and Antitrust Barriers to Entry
... no sunk costs; price is driven to the lowest possible level of total unit ...fixed cost that is sunk in this range, the higher is the equilibrium ...When sunk cost, σF, is large, ...
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Industry sunk costs and entry dynamics
... This cost is borne by firms that initially enter the market, but this expenditure is a public good for all potential entrants in that, once the investment has been sunk, all firms can benefit of this ...
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How does cognitive dissonance influence the sunk cost effect?
... Mediating effect of cognitive dissonance In a review of literature addressing the sunk cost effect, the research stated that “through an effort-justification mecha- nism, people account for ...
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Sunk costs, extensive R&D subsidies and permanent inducement effects
... both R&D expenditure and on the decision to perform R&D but is not significant in the ...marginal cost c) seem to be an obstacle for R&D ...
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The Effect of Entry on R&D Investment of Leaders: Theory and Empirical Evidence
... the R&D ...any cost advantage in the development of innovations compared to the outsiders, and still both the incumbents and the entrants keep ...
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The Effect of Entry on R&D Investment of Leaders: Theory and Empirical Evidence
... in R&D for incumbent leaders and ...of entry pressure on the different behavior of leaders and ...where entry can be regarded as endogenous, in the sense that entry occurs if there are ...
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Sunk Costs and Risk-Based Barriers to Entry
... that sunk cost barriers to entry depend to a considerable extent on the nature and extent of the risks facing potential ...to entry if it affects firms’ future profits asymmetrically; ...
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Sunk Costs and Risk-Based Barriers to Entry
... that sunk cost barriers to entry depend to a considerable extent on the nature and extent of the risks facing potential ...to entry if it affects firms’ future profits asymmetrically; ...
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Suppliers Dynamic Approach to Invest in R&D with Sunk Costs in Indian Contexts
... the R&D efficiency determinants, our results show that R&D efficiency tends to be larger for suppliers with a high ratio of external financial funds over total ...over ...
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Strategic and tactical decisions, sunk costs and firm size effects in R&D
... the effect of fixed entry cost a * is significantly positive in the Supplier Dominated, Scale Intensive and Specialized Suppliers ...fixed entry cost to be higher in the larger scaled ...
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... one-time cost: $1,480,000 associated with this AMP feasibility study for an additional APPS machine which has been proposed for install at our WVLDC ...
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... projected cost total of $19,259 and 17,730 miles is the result of extending 7 previously proposed R/Ts to terminate at South End Station instead of Beaumont ...
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Sunk Cost Fallacy in Driving the World's Costliest Cars
... smaller sunk cost Notes. Monthly car usage assuming cost of gasoline and congestion fixed over time and no time (age)-dependent marginal ...and sunk costs, which is selection (called ...
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On international cost-sharing of pharmaceutical R&D
... the R&D costs, since little distortion in consumption seems to ...an effect that extends Besley (1988), who finds that the design of optimal (second- best) insurance policies is driven by ...
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On international cost-sharing of pharmaceutical R&D
... the R&D costs, since little distortion in consumption seems to ...an effect that extends Besley (1988), who finds that the design of optimal (second- best) insurance policies is driven by ...
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Tangible and intangible sunk costs and the entry and exit of firms in Austrian manufacturing
... the sunk cost component ranges between 50 to 80 percent for metalworking ...of sunk costs is likely to be positive. 4 Thus a negative estimate of a sunk costs coefficient provides strong ...
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Such as the ones in LABORATORY or R&D UNITS.
... A precision metering pump driven by a synchronous motor passes a sample of the process stream continuously through as capillary restriction at a constant flow rate and constant temperatu[r] ...
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