Add to ORKGThis article shows that if the value of adopting a cost-reducing, capitalembodied process innovation declines with the number of firms which have already adopted it, then the firms adopt the new technology in sequence so that it is "diffused" into the industry over time. This diffusion is due purely to strategic behavior; firms are assumed to be identical and information regarding the value of the innovation is perfect. Furthermore, this phenomenon persists even in the limiting case of infinitely many firms
The authors examine a firm able to adopt an innovation of uncertain profitability; reject the innova...
In the studies concerned with the uptake of innovation, the process of diffusion and subsequent upta...
This paper investigates the adoption timing pattern of a cost-reducing innovation in a differentiate...
This article shows that if the value of adopting a cost-reducing, capitalembodied process innovation...
In this paper I analyze the diffusion of a product innovation that was recently made available for l...
This paper is an attempt at a rigorous (albeit not exceedingly general) analysis of the diffusion of...
This paper develops a model to investigate the diffusion process of a cost-reducing process innovati...
This paper is motivated by two 'stylized facts' concerning the dynamics of diffusion of di...
This paper discusses some methodological issues in seeking explanations on the process of technology...
The models of technology diffusion originally proposed by Metcalfe (1981), Batten (1987) and Amable ...
The study of intra-firm diffusion has largely been neglected and the limited extant literature overw...
In this paper we explore the factors that affect the level of use of new technologies by firms post ...
NResearch on this paper was started while the first author was visiting ISI, New Delhi. He would lik...
Permanent innovations are a key success factor on highly competitive markets. Companies which have ...
The diffusion of new technology among competing firms is of longstanding interest in industrial orga...
The authors examine a firm able to adopt an innovation of uncertain profitability; reject the innova...
In the studies concerned with the uptake of innovation, the process of diffusion and subsequent upta...
This paper investigates the adoption timing pattern of a cost-reducing innovation in a differentiate...
This article shows that if the value of adopting a cost-reducing, capitalembodied process innovation...
In this paper I analyze the diffusion of a product innovation that was recently made available for l...
This paper is an attempt at a rigorous (albeit not exceedingly general) analysis of the diffusion of...
This paper develops a model to investigate the diffusion process of a cost-reducing process innovati...
This paper is motivated by two 'stylized facts' concerning the dynamics of diffusion of di...
This paper discusses some methodological issues in seeking explanations on the process of technology...
The models of technology diffusion originally proposed by Metcalfe (1981), Batten (1987) and Amable ...
The study of intra-firm diffusion has largely been neglected and the limited extant literature overw...
In this paper we explore the factors that affect the level of use of new technologies by firms post ...
NResearch on this paper was started while the first author was visiting ISI, New Delhi. He would lik...
Permanent innovations are a key success factor on highly competitive markets. Companies which have ...
The diffusion of new technology among competing firms is of longstanding interest in industrial orga...
The authors examine a firm able to adopt an innovation of uncertain profitability; reject the innova...
In the studies concerned with the uptake of innovation, the process of diffusion and subsequent upta...
This paper investigates the adoption timing pattern of a cost-reducing innovation in a differentiate...