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Markets for technology : the economics of innovation and corporate strategy / Ashish Arora, Andrea Fosfuri and Alfonso Gambardella.
2004
F 633 ARO.M 21
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Title
Markets for technology : the economics of innovation and corporate strategy / Ashish Arora, Andrea Fosfuri and Alfonso Gambardella.
Description
xi, 338 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm
ISBN
0262011905
0262511819 paperback
9780262511810 paperback
9780262011907
9780262267366 electronic book
0262267365 electronic book
0585449368 electronic book
9780585449364 electronic book
0262511819 paperback
9780262511810 paperback
9780262011907
9780262267366 electronic book
0262267365 electronic book
0585449368 electronic book
9780585449364 electronic book
Alternate Call Number
F 633 ARO.M
Summary
This book examines the nature and workings of markets for intermediate technological inputs. It looks at how industry structure, the nature of knowledge, and intellectual property rights facilitate the development of technology markets and examines the impact of these markets.
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references (pages [309]-326) and index.
Formatted Contents Note
1. Markets for Technology: Why Do We See Them, Why We Don't See More of Them, and Why We Should Care
I. Markets for Technology: Extent and Development. 2. Preliminary Evidence. 3. The Division of Innovative Labor in High-Tech Industries
II. Limitations and Determinants. 4. Context Dependence, Sticky Information, and the Limits of the Market for Technology. 5. Intellectual Property Rights and the Licensing of Know-How. 6. Markets for Technology and the Size of the Market: Adam Smith and the Division of Innovative Labor Revisited
III. Functioning and Economic Implications. 7. Licensing the Market for Technology. 8. Global Technology Suppliers and the International Division of Innovative Labor
IV. Implications for Public Policy and Corporate Strategy. 9. Implications for Corporate Strategy. 10. The Institutional Context: Problems and Policy. 11. Conclusions.
I. Markets for Technology: Extent and Development. 2. Preliminary Evidence. 3. The Division of Innovative Labor in High-Tech Industries
II. Limitations and Determinants. 4. Context Dependence, Sticky Information, and the Limits of the Market for Technology. 5. Intellectual Property Rights and the Licensing of Know-How. 6. Markets for Technology and the Size of the Market: Adam Smith and the Division of Innovative Labor Revisited
III. Functioning and Economic Implications. 7. Licensing the Market for Technology. 8. Global Technology Suppliers and the International Division of Innovative Labor
IV. Implications for Public Policy and Corporate Strategy. 9. Implications for Corporate Strategy. 10. The Institutional Context: Problems and Policy. 11. Conclusions.
Published
Cambridge, Mass. : Mit, 2004.
Language
English
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