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Innovation policy and the economy 5 / edited by Adam B. Jaffe, Josh Lerner, and Scott Stern.
2000
F 14 JAF.I (v.5)
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Titre
Innovation policy and the economy 5 / edited by Adam B. Jaffe, Josh Lerner, and Scott Stern.
Mention d'édition
v. 5.
Description
xv, 165 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm.
Fréquence
Annual
ISBN
0262600641
9780262600644
0262101092
9780262101097
9780262600644
0262101092
9780262101097
Autre cote
F 14 JAF.I (v.5)
Résumé
The economic importance of innovation brings with it an active debate on the impact public policy has on the innovation process. This annual series, sponsored by the National Bureau of Economic Research, brings the work of leading academic researchers to the broader policy community. This volume considers such topics as the implications of software outsourcing for American technology leadership; the complementary roles of large corporations and entrepreneurs in developing innovative technology; city-level policy and planning that establishes a "jurisdictional advantage" in the value of local resources; the effect of taxes on entrepreneurship; and how to incorporate innovation into the analysis of business mergers. These papers highlight the role economic theory and empirical analysis can play in evaluating policies and programs regarding research, innovation, and the commercialization of new technologies.
Note
Contains papers presented at the April 2004 meeting of the National Bureau of Economic Research, Innovation Policy and the Economy Group.
Contains papers presented at the annual meeting of the National Bureau of Economic Research, Innovation Policy and the Economy Group.
The economic importance of innovation brings with it an active debate on the impact public policy has on the innovation process. This annual series, sponsored by the National Bureau of Economic Research, brings the work of leading academic researchers to the broader policy community. This volume considers such topics as the implications of software outsourcing for American technology leadership; the complementary roles of large corporations and entrepreneurs in developing innovative technology; city-level policy and planning that establishes a "jurisdictional advantage" in the value of local resources; the effect of taxes on entrepreneurship; and how to incorporate innovation into the analysis of business mergers. These papers highlight the role economic theory and empirical analysis can play in evaluating policies and programs regarding research, innovation, and the commercialization of new technologies.
Contains papers presented at the annual meeting of the National Bureau of Economic Research, Innovation Policy and the Economy Group.
The economic importance of innovation brings with it an active debate on the impact public policy has on the innovation process. This annual series, sponsored by the National Bureau of Economic Research, brings the work of leading academic researchers to the broader policy community. This volume considers such topics as the implications of software outsourcing for American technology leadership; the complementary roles of large corporations and entrepreneurs in developing innovative technology; city-level policy and planning that establishes a "jurisdictional advantage" in the value of local resources; the effect of taxes on entrepreneurship; and how to incorporate innovation into the analysis of business mergers. These papers highlight the role economic theory and empirical analysis can play in evaluating policies and programs regarding research, innovation, and the commercialization of new technologies.
Remarque du contenu formatté
1. The globalization of the software industry: Perspectives and opportunities for developed and developing countries; 2. Education for innovation: Entrepreneurial breakthroughs Versus corporate incremental improvements; 3. jurisdictional advantage; 4. "Sucess Taxes," entrepreneurial entry, and innovation; 5. Merger policy and innovation: Must enforcement change to account for technological change?
Série
Innovation Policy And The Economy.
Publié
Cambridge, Mass. : National Bureau of Economic Research, [2000]
Langue
Anglais
Publication Coverage
1 (2000)-
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