Dasgupta, P.: The theory of technological competition. In: Stiglitz, J.E., Mathewson, G.F. (eds.) New Developments in the Analysis of Market Structure, pp. 519-547. Cambridge: MIT Press (1986)Dasgupta, P. (1986). "The Theory of Technological Competition," in: J.E. Stiglitz and G...
Profiling Technological Competencies of Companies: A Case Study Based on the Theory of Inventive Problem Solving The Theory of Inventive Problem Solving (Russian acronym: TRIZ) provides several new ways for finding creative problem solutions. In addition to TRIZ as it is used for generating inventions...
Because of the importance of technological innovation to economic growth, nations strive to stimulate and attract the research and development ("R&D") that leads to that innovation and to make themselves hospitable environments for the holding of intellectual property ("IP"). Tax policies have taken...
Industry insiders and experts interviewed believed that the real motive behind the hype about the "overcapacity" theory in China is that the United States and Europe find it hard to face growing strength of the Chinese EV industry. They are concerned about losing their advantage in the automotive...
产业组织理论The_Theory_of_Industrial Organization.pdf,Jean Tirole The Theory of Industrial Organization The MIT Press Cambridge, Massachusetts London, England Contents Preface xi The Theory of the Firm 15 Introduction 1 1 What Is a Firm? 17 2 The Profit-
This paper has implications for theory, policy and managers. First, for theory, our research makes a contribution to the debate on STPs’ effects on firms by integrating insights from the literature on managerial science and from the literature on regional studies. This integration of the two str...
It is assumed that the analogy, exemplified by evolutionary thought, was not acceptable to economists because of its link with the theory of the firm. It is shown that this non-acceptance was faulty because economic theorems, such as technological innovation, can be explained through an ...
Competition in a technological niche: The cars of the future . Technology Analysis & Strategic Management 24 ( 5 ): 421 – 434 .S. Bakker, H. van Lente, R. Engels, Competition in a technological niche: the cars of the future, Technol. Anal. Strate. Manage. (forthcoming)....
Following evolutionary and ecological theory, the paper argues that both external and internal inertial forces reduce the ability of firms to deal with changes in their technological cores. The paper concludes that technological convergence, although apparent on the technological and product/market level,...
The companies and firms within the quaternary sector had been traditionally part of the tertiary sector. However, with the growth of the knowledge-based economy and technological advancements, a separate sector was created. Firms within the quaternary sector use information and technology to innovate ...