Organization design and information-sharing in a research joint venture with spillovers

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The impact of organizational design, information sharing and R&D cooperation on the success of research joint ventures was examined. A non-tournament model of process innovation with spillovers in R&D was employed to analyze the effects of coordination of R&D activities on R&D organization. Results showed that careful modeling of R&D cooperation in the form of either information sharing or coordination results in clear advantages for research joint ventures over independent firm duopolies.

Research & Development, Joint-Venture Management, Models, Industrial research, Management, Joint ventures, Organizational effectiveness, Industrial cooperation

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The 1992 Research Assessment Exercise: outcome, outputs and inputs in economics and econometrics

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Potentially useful information about research efforts in economics and econometrics in the UK can be gleaned from the University Founding Council's 1992 Research Assessment Exercise (RAE92) database. This was revealed by results of a statistical analysis of RAE92. Results also suggest that a more selective approach to data collection would have yielded a set of research indicators which could be valuable for similar undertakings in the future.

Research and Testing Services, Research & Development-Universities, Economic research, Information services, University research, United Kingdom. Universities Funding Council

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Growth regressions and what the textbooks don't tell you

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The econometric problems of model uncertainty, parameter heterogeneity and outliers are considered.

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