The paper uses a two-stage, multi-agent simulation model to examine the conditions under which technological successions can occur in the presence of network externalities. Data is used to identify a robust econometric model of the probability of succession. Four key factors are identified. First, the trade-off between higher direct utility from new technology goods and the network utility of old technology goods. Second, the relative innovative performance of new and old technology firms. Third, cost (price) differentials due to increasing returns in production. Fourth, the time old (new) firms have to develop their product designs prior to entry
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textabstractWe investigate how market shares change when a new, superior technology exhibiting netwo...
This paper models the formation of R&D networks in an oligopolistic industry. In particular, it ...
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Commodities of high technological level play an increasingly important role in the economy. The mark...
This paper addresses two questions. First, why existing technological regimes persist for long perio...
This paper addresses two questions. First, why existing technological regimes persist for long perio...
The evolution of markets on which network externalities prevail can be expected to differ from "clas...
Abstract We investigate how market shares change when a new, superior technology exhibiting network ...
An agent-based model of economic growth and technological change with network effects is proposed. T...
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This paper extends the theoretical framework for exploring the diffusion of new technologies through...
The paper considers the conditions governing the diffusion and development of ecommerce. The analys...
This paper studies the incentives to undertake uncertain R&D initiatives in a dynamic duopoly networ...
This research examines investment behavior within industries characterized by network economies. Tha...
This paper models the formation of R&D networks in an oligopolistic industry. In particular, it focu...
textabstractWe investigate how market shares change when a new, superior technology exhibiting netwo...
This paper models the formation of R&D networks in an oligopolistic industry. In particular, it ...
The paper considers the conditions governing the diffusion and development of e-commerce. The analys...
Commodities of high technological level play an increasingly important role in the economy. The mark...
This paper addresses two questions. First, why existing technological regimes persist for long perio...
This paper addresses two questions. First, why existing technological regimes persist for long perio...
The evolution of markets on which network externalities prevail can be expected to differ from "clas...
Abstract We investigate how market shares change when a new, superior technology exhibiting network ...
An agent-based model of economic growth and technological change with network effects is proposed. T...
Abstract: By focussing on cumulativeness and spillover effects of technological knowledge, theories ...
This paper extends the theoretical framework for exploring the diffusion of new technologies through...
The paper considers the conditions governing the diffusion and development of ecommerce. The analys...
This paper studies the incentives to undertake uncertain R&D initiatives in a dynamic duopoly networ...
This research examines investment behavior within industries characterized by network economies. Tha...
This paper models the formation of R&D networks in an oligopolistic industry. In particular, it focu...