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Firms in new technologies: the case of superconductivity

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The largest part of patenting applications for new technologies such as superconductors are owned by large multinational firms in the US, Germany and Japan. However, increasing shares of new technology patenting by small-and-medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) was evident during the 1987 technological breakthrough. Most of these SMEs, which confine their activities in national environment at present, are present in the US because of the country's favorable conditions created by public programs and the increasing domestic demand for SMEs.

Semiconductors and related devices, Semiconductor and Related Device Manufacturing, Superconductive Devices, Japan, Science and technology policy, Superconductors, Superconducting devices

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Knowledge transfer in an innovation simulation model

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Usage of innovation processes to develop an evolutionary simulation model for knowledge transfer during analysis of market performance is described.

Models, Analysis, Usage, Markets (Economics), Knowledge management, Simulation methods, Simulation

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Technological progress and market growth: an empirical study based on the quality-ladder approach

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Empirical results on the use of technometrics to examine the impact of technological innovations on market growth are presented.

Growth, Company growth, Global economy

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