Technological Competition and Change
Technological change
... of technological competition, possibly even up to degree that they achieve in- dustry dominance, if one or more of these accelerating forces are at ...
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Induced Technological Change under Technology Competition
... and polluting technology, and a currently minor but non-polluting technology. An analysis based on a representative technology cannot represent this behavior. 4 In this paper, we develop a one-sector two-technology model ...
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Trade Induced Technological Change: Did Chinese Competition Increase Innovation in Europe?
... Induced Technological Change ...Chinese competition and patent growth in some specifications by simply controlling for the lagged level of ...
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Explaining the Dramatic Changes in Performance of U.S. Banks: Technological Change, Deregulation and Dynamic Changes in Competition
... on competition, fewer government limits on deposit accounts, and greater powers to expand into nontraditional activities, such as securities and insurance ...in competition as thousands of banks have ...
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Explaining the dramatic changes in performance of U.S. banks: technological change, deregulation, and dynamic changes in competition.
... First, if there are substantial unmeasured changes in the quality of banking services over time, and customers are willing to pay more for higher quality, banks should receive higher revenues that compensate for their ...
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Technological Forecasting & Social Change
... in technological innovation ...the competition between different technological variants for public ...in technological innovation systems ...
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Technological change and the wealth of nations
... on competition policy and growth analyzes the process of innovation in the industrialized world, recent research has shifted its focus to the relationship between competition policy and technological ...
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Technological Change and Carbon Markets*
... of competition in the output market and/or in the carbon market itself, the slope of the mar- ginal damage function, uncertainty, which timing and commitment strategies are available for the regulator ...
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Technological Change and Economic Growth
... in competition advantages and profit increases. Therefore technological transformation plays a key role in the economic growth because accurate or wrongful use technological advances may make ...
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Quantifying embodied technological change
... identical. 10 The average growth rate of the PCE deflator is about 5.3% per year. The equipment- investment price index grows at about 5.1% per year and is very similar to the deflator for “Industrial Equipment” in NIPA, ...
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Technological Forecasting & Social Change
... The one-year-ahead forecasts of each approach were compared based on three widely used measures of accuracy: the Mean Square Error (MSE), the Mean Absolute Error (MAE) and the Mean Absolute Percentage Error (MAPE), with ...
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Technological change and the wealth of nations
... on competition policy and growth analyzes the process of innovation in the industrialized world, recent research has shifted its focus to the relationship between competition policy and technological ...
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Market Structure and the Direction of Technological Change
... On the other hand, we consider in Section 3 a competitive innovation case that mirrors the common setup of the endogenous growth literature. Each efficiency level is monopolized, but all innovations compete with one ...
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3 essays on technological change and welfare
... faire Competition Law may lead to ine¢ ciency, the presence of incompatibility bene…ts new second pe- riod consumers, as their surplus is higher when compatibility is not supported due to the competitive pressures ...
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Technological change, campaign spending and polarization
... of technological changes on elec- toral competition through three distinct and non-mutually exclusive ...recent technological ad- vances have increased the effectiveness of electoral advertising ...
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Industry policy, technological change, and the state
... “buyers”), rather than at the bottom. First-mover advantages are substantial, making these challenging, but not impossible options for LDCs. The need to look beyond GVCs as a strategy, thus, is urgent. Here, more than ...
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Neutral Technological Change and the Skill Premium
... 1 (4) with the assumption of perfect competition ensuring that it will be equal to the price of good X, P x . Good Y is a vertically differentiated good which can be offered by all firms at various quality levels. ...
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Technological Change and the Environment
... Major sub-areas (with references to surveys related to those areas) include: the theory of incentives for research and development (Tirole 1988; Reinganum 1989; Geroski 1995); the measu[r] ...
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Outsourcing and Technological Change
... different technologies, and these may have been diffusing at different speeds, the model can potentially explain different time patterns in outsourcing. The Censuses of Manufactures provide information on eight Selected ...
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Population Ageing and Technological Change
... exogenous technological change or productivity ...to change in the simulation ...future technological changes or human capital enhancements would generate productivity increases, especially in ...
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