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Regulating innovative activity

International Journal of Industrial Organization, 1993
Abstract Without spillovers and under the ‘winner-take-all’ hypothesis, there is overinvestment in R & D in a non-cooperative equilibrium due to duplication of effort. We show that a public firm can represent an effective instrument in the hands of a policymaker to mitigate such a problem.
Flavio Delbono, Vincenzo Denicoló
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INNOVATIVE PRODUCTION ACTIVITY

2021
Taking into account that the development of a new product (from the origin of the idea to the moment of net profit) is carried out over several years, a company is largely interested in reducing this period, seeks to speed up the process in all possible ways, however without excessive risk.
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Patents' Innovative Activity [PDF]

Eastern Economic Journal, 1989
The purpose of this paper is to shed some light on the reliability of patent data as a measure of innovative activity. The authors compare the relationship between the number of patented inventions, market structure, and firm size. In general, the results support the validity of patent counts as a measure of innovative activity.
Zoltan J. Acs, David B. Audretsch
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