This paper studies the optimal division of pro\u85t with complementary innovations. We identify circumstances in which the research should be conducted sequentially, targeting one innovation after another in a pre-speci ed order, even if each innovation can be achieved independently of the others. We then consider the implementation of this sequential pattern of investment in a market equilibrium with specialized research rms. Firms are involved in a war of attrition, where each has an incentive to wait for the others to achieve their innovations before sinking its own R&D investment. We show that the optimal policy must reward early innovators more generously than late ones to speed up the innovative process
We study the optimal investment policy of a firm facing both technological and cash-flow uncertainty...
Dawid H, Keoula MY, Kopel M, Kort PM. Dynamic Investment Strategies and Leadership in Product Innova...
Focused on innovation frequency of durable complementary goods, this paper shows that interdependenc...
none2siWe analyze the optimal division of profit with complementary innovations. Even if each innova...
We study optimal patent design in a model of sequential innovation. Firms innovate by undertaking “r...
The literature on product innovation usually assumes that the probability distribution governing the...
This paper describes a simple two-stage model of research and development, in which the ‘winner’ of ...
This paper describes a simple two-stage model of research and development, in which the "winner" of ...
This paper considers irreversible investment in competing research projects with uncertain returns u...
This paper considers irreversible investment in competing research projects with uncertain returns u...
In our model multiple innovators compete against each other by submitting investment proposals to a...
This paper investigates the strategic decisions of two identical duopolists, who choose production t...
The first paper introduces a system of multiple patents (MP) in a timeless model as a way of reducin...
This paper studies a simple model of experimentation and innovation. Our analysis suggests that pate...
Focused on innovation frequency of durable complementary goods, this paper shows that interdependenc...
We study the optimal investment policy of a firm facing both technological and cash-flow uncertainty...
Dawid H, Keoula MY, Kopel M, Kort PM. Dynamic Investment Strategies and Leadership in Product Innova...
Focused on innovation frequency of durable complementary goods, this paper shows that interdependenc...
none2siWe analyze the optimal division of profit with complementary innovations. Even if each innova...
We study optimal patent design in a model of sequential innovation. Firms innovate by undertaking “r...
The literature on product innovation usually assumes that the probability distribution governing the...
This paper describes a simple two-stage model of research and development, in which the ‘winner’ of ...
This paper describes a simple two-stage model of research and development, in which the "winner" of ...
This paper considers irreversible investment in competing research projects with uncertain returns u...
This paper considers irreversible investment in competing research projects with uncertain returns u...
In our model multiple innovators compete against each other by submitting investment proposals to a...
This paper investigates the strategic decisions of two identical duopolists, who choose production t...
The first paper introduces a system of multiple patents (MP) in a timeless model as a way of reducin...
This paper studies a simple model of experimentation and innovation. Our analysis suggests that pate...
Focused on innovation frequency of durable complementary goods, this paper shows that interdependenc...
We study the optimal investment policy of a firm facing both technological and cash-flow uncertainty...
Dawid H, Keoula MY, Kopel M, Kort PM. Dynamic Investment Strategies and Leadership in Product Innova...
Focused on innovation frequency of durable complementary goods, this paper shows that interdependenc...