This article explores the nature of the relations between innovation and profitability, based on a long-term analysis (20 years from 1982 to 2001) of the computer industry. The industrial dynamics of the industry leads us to speculate that changes in industrial organisation took place during this period. The empirical analysis was performed using a proprietary database built around the top-sixty firms in the sector. It demonstrates that there is no relationship between R&D spending and profitability. The determinants of profits depend mainly on growth but also on the period studied, and therefore on industrial organisation of the industry. The determinants of profit and innovation are not only "industry specific", but also "historically ind...
This paper identifies a number of patterns in the sales of products within firms and over time in th...
A learning-curve approach has been employed to study inventiveness in the computer industry. The app...
This paper examines the effects of the production of major innovations and patents on various measur...
This article explores the nature of the relations between innovation and profitability, based on a l...
International audienceThis article takes another look at the theme of the relations between innovati...
This article discusses the structural changes which have occured in the global computer industry ove...
In this article, we propose an integrated view of the mechanisms supporting the Schumpeterian “engin...
In this article we investigate ¿ both conceptually and empirically ¿ the relationship between three ...
This paper introduces a model of innovation that explains some of the stylized facts presented in re...
In this article, we propose an integrated view of the mechanisms supporting the Schumpeterian "engin...
This article shows that the innovation objectives of firms in the Information and Communications Tec...
doi:10.1093/icc/dts028 Profits, R&D, and innovation—a model and a test Francesco Bogliacino*,**,...
The article aims to investigate empirically the effects of innovative activities on corporate profit...
This paper studies whether the investment intensity of R&D expenses of listed companies can improve ...
There are still many puzzles to be solved concerning the relation between innovation and firm perfor...
This paper identifies a number of patterns in the sales of products within firms and over time in th...
A learning-curve approach has been employed to study inventiveness in the computer industry. The app...
This paper examines the effects of the production of major innovations and patents on various measur...
This article explores the nature of the relations between innovation and profitability, based on a l...
International audienceThis article takes another look at the theme of the relations between innovati...
This article discusses the structural changes which have occured in the global computer industry ove...
In this article, we propose an integrated view of the mechanisms supporting the Schumpeterian “engin...
In this article we investigate ¿ both conceptually and empirically ¿ the relationship between three ...
This paper introduces a model of innovation that explains some of the stylized facts presented in re...
In this article, we propose an integrated view of the mechanisms supporting the Schumpeterian "engin...
This article shows that the innovation objectives of firms in the Information and Communications Tec...
doi:10.1093/icc/dts028 Profits, R&D, and innovation—a model and a test Francesco Bogliacino*,**,...
The article aims to investigate empirically the effects of innovative activities on corporate profit...
This paper studies whether the investment intensity of R&D expenses of listed companies can improve ...
There are still many puzzles to be solved concerning the relation between innovation and firm perfor...
This paper identifies a number of patterns in the sales of products within firms and over time in th...
A learning-curve approach has been employed to study inventiveness in the computer industry. The app...
This paper examines the effects of the production of major innovations and patents on various measur...