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A step-by-step plan to manage and measure adding value by FM/CREM
"... ABSTRACT Purpose To present a new Value Adding Management model in order to support decision makers in identifying appropriate interventions to add value to the organisation, to manage its implementation, and to measure the output and outcomes. Theory The paper builds on value adding management the ..."
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, adaptability, innovation, risk, cost, value of assets, sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibility. Findings The new Value Adding Management model follows the steps from the well-known Plan-Do-Check-Act cycle. The four steps are supported by various tools that were found in the literature or came
Catching-up or Leapfrogging? The Effects of Competition on Innovation and Growth. Updated version of report 2000.97, Economie Mathematique et Applications
, 2004
"... The main objective of this paper is to analyze the links between product market competition, innovation and growth. In a step-by step innovation model we explicitly introduce the distinction between knowledge and technology information flows. Patents protect their holders from being imitated or copi ..."
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The main objective of this paper is to analyze the links between product market competition, innovation and growth. In a step-by step innovation model we explicitly introduce the distinction between knowledge and technology information flows. Patents protect their holders from being imitated
2008); "State - Dependent Intellectual Property Rights Policy"; working paper Aghion, Philippe and Peter Howitt (1992); "A model of Growth through Creative Destruction", Econometrica 60: 323- 51
- Bessen, James and Eric Maskin (forthcoming); “Sequential Innovation, Patents, and Imitation”, Rand Journal of Economics Chu, Angus C
, 1995
"... What form of intellectual property rights (IPR) policy contributes to economic growth? Should a company with a large technology lead receive the same IPR protection as a company with a more limited advantage? Should followers be able to license the products of technology leaders? We develop a genera ..."
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general equilibrium framework to investigate these questions. The economy consists of many industries and firms engaged in cumulative (step-by-step) innovation. IPR policy regulates whether followers in an industry can copy the technology of the leader, whether they can license their innovations, and what
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, 1998
"... Innovating through strategic alliances: moving towards international partnerships and contractual agreements ..."
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Innovating through strategic alliances: moving towards international partnerships and contractual agreements
LIBRARIES State-Dependent Intellectual Property Rights Policy"
, 2006
"... What form of intellectual property rights (IPR) policy contributes to economic growth? Should technological followers be able to license the products of technological leaders? Should a company with a large technological lead receive the same IPR protection as a company with a more limited lead? We d ..."
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develop a general equilibrium framework to investigate these questions. The economy consists of many industries and firms engaged in cumulative (step-by-step) innovation. IPR policy regulates whether followers in an industry can copy the technology of the leader and also how much they have to pay
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, 1998
"... Paper prepared for the European Commission (DG XII) within the framework of the Innovation Systems and European Integration (ISE) project. ..."
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Paper prepared for the European Commission (DG XII) within the framework of the Innovation Systems and European Integration (ISE) project.
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, 1997
"... Location and innovation. Geographical variations in innovative activity in Norwegian manufacturing industry ..."
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Location and innovation. Geographical variations in innovative activity in Norwegian manufacturing industry
Imitation as a Stepping Stone to Innovation
"... By creating a knowledge base that reduces innovation costs, imitation can serve as a stepping stone enabling ¯rms from lagging countries to undertake innovation. This paper constructs a product cycle model with this feature to determine how a lagging country might shift its R&D toward innovation ..."
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By creating a knowledge base that reduces innovation costs, imitation can serve as a stepping stone enabling ¯rms from lagging countries to undertake innovation. This paper constructs a product cycle model with this feature to determine how a lagging country might shift its R&D toward
Imitation as a Stepping Stone to Innovation
"... By creating a knowledge base that reduces innovation costs, imitation can serve as a stepping stone enabling
rms from lagging countries to undertake innovation. This paper constructs a product cycle model with this feature to determine what forces could cause a lagging country to shift R&D from ..."
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By creating a knowledge base that reduces innovation costs, imitation can serve as a stepping stone enabling
rms from lagging countries to undertake innovation. This paper constructs a product cycle model with this feature to determine what forces could cause a lagging country to shift R
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