The production recipes approach to modeling technological innovation: an application to learning by doing

Article Abstract:

Macroeconomic models of technological innovation through learning by doing on the shop floor are presented. There are changes in production dynamics and parameters.

Statistical Data Included, Models, Production management, Learning by discovery, Learning curves, Experience curves

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The production recipes approach to modeling technological innovation: an application to learning by doing

Article Abstract:

Issues related to technological evolution are examined in detail. Potential technologies are included in a microeconomic model to understand this evolution.

Economics, Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities, Economic aspects, Microeconomics

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Optimal search on a technology landscape

Article Abstract:

The way in which a company's production practices and location may constrain its search for technological improvements is discussed.

Organizational behavior

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