1967
DOI: 10.2307/1885583
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Market Structure, Product Differentiation, and Industrial Research

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“…Such access to finance and scale economies play a crucial role for firms to increase (i) advertisement power (leading to product differentiation) [20] and (ii) scope economies for R&D (provided by scale economy in production) [21].…”
Section: Determinants Of Innovation Propensitymentioning
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“…Such access to finance and scale economies play a crucial role for firms to increase (i) advertisement power (leading to product differentiation) [20] and (ii) scope economies for R&D (provided by scale economy in production) [21].…”
Section: Determinants Of Innovation Propensitymentioning
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“…size, doing continuous R&D, doing cooperative innovation activities 19 , industry dummies, and an additional independent variable called Lambda (i.e. inverse Mills' ratio), which is generated by saving the unobserved effects in the probit estimation in order to isolate the effect of selectivity bias in the output equation [51] 20 . If coefficient of Lambda turns out to be significantly different from zero (see Table 2), it means u1i and u2i are correlated, hence selection bias indeed exists.…”
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“…Söz konusu bilginin bir sır olarak tutulamaması ise Ar-Ge yatırımlarının getirisini azaltarak, küçük firmaların Ar-Ge'ye yatırım yapmada isteksiz olmalarına neden olabilmektedir. Bu durum Comanor (1967)'un ifade ettiği gibi büyük firmaların, küçük firmalara oranla daha fazla Ar-Ge harcaması yapmasına ve ayrıca büyük firmaların Ar-Ge faaliyetlerinde devamlılığı sağlayabilmesine neden olabilmektedir 12 .…”
Section: Literatür Taramasıunclassified
“…Utiliza-se a denominação genérica de pequenas empresas (PEs) para referir-se ao segmento de empresas que possuem até 99 empregados, que constitui o foco do presente trabalho. 2 Os estudos de Scherer (1965) e Comanor (1967) tentaram inicialmente verificar a validade das hipóteses levantadas em fases distintas da obra de J. Schumpeter, a saber: a fase identificada como Schumpeter Marco 1 (SM1), em que o autor realça o papel de empreendedores e das empresas de pequeno porte na geração de inovações, e a fase madura, Schumpeter Marco 2 (SM2), na qual a ênfase recai sobre o papel das grandes empresas e seus laboratórios de P&D como essenciais para a geração de inovações. Revisões posteriores destes trabalhos, como a de Cohen et al (1987), somaram-se a outros estudos que apresentaram resultados díspares que corroboram, a depender da metodologia e da base de dados utilizada, as duas hipóteses.…”
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