This paper sets out to model the evolution of market shares in the semiconductor industry. The time profile of market shares for different firms in this industry has shown a striking regularity over successive generations of products. In a model of vertical product differentiation three distinct patterns of market shares emerge as an equilibrium outcome, reflecting three distinct strategies in respect of timing of entry into new generations. The main novelty of the model developed here, relative to the existing literature on vertical product differentiation, lies in the incorporation of 'learning by doing'
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Observations of recent mergers and acquisitions (M&A) in the semiconductor and computer industry ind...
Although the stylized model of industry evolution suggests that firms transform from vertical integr...
We study how technological leadership affects persistence in product innovation. Relying upon a data...
In this article, we present a history-friendly model of the changing vertical scope of computer fir...
This paper explores the nature of competition under conditions of technological change and asks how ...
Although the stylized model of industry evolution suggests that firms transform from vertical integr...
The incentives to innovate for the incumbent and the entrant in a vertically differentiated market a...
tWe study how technological leadership affects persistence in product innovation. Relying upon a dat...
Why do firms become different as they grow over time? This thesis seeks to answer this question by l...
'In this study we specify and estimate a structural model of multiproduct firms for the semiconducto...
A central question in the field of industrial organisation is how innovation constrains the evolutio...
This dissertation examines why firms differ in their likelihood and timing of new process technology...
Individual products may pass through life cycles of birth, growth, maturity and demise. But product ...
We study how technological leadership affects persistence in product innovation. Relying upon a data...
none2According to scholars of modern corporations, to be successful in a flexible and turbulent worl...
Observations of recent mergers and acquisitions (M&A) in the semiconductor and computer industry ind...
Although the stylized model of industry evolution suggests that firms transform from vertical integr...
We study how technological leadership affects persistence in product innovation. Relying upon a data...
In this article, we present a history-friendly model of the changing vertical scope of computer fir...
This paper explores the nature of competition under conditions of technological change and asks how ...
Although the stylized model of industry evolution suggests that firms transform from vertical integr...
The incentives to innovate for the incumbent and the entrant in a vertically differentiated market a...
tWe study how technological leadership affects persistence in product innovation. Relying upon a dat...
Why do firms become different as they grow over time? This thesis seeks to answer this question by l...
'In this study we specify and estimate a structural model of multiproduct firms for the semiconducto...
A central question in the field of industrial organisation is how innovation constrains the evolutio...
This dissertation examines why firms differ in their likelihood and timing of new process technology...
Individual products may pass through life cycles of birth, growth, maturity and demise. But product ...
We study how technological leadership affects persistence in product innovation. Relying upon a data...
none2According to scholars of modern corporations, to be successful in a flexible and turbulent worl...
Observations of recent mergers and acquisitions (M&A) in the semiconductor and computer industry ind...