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Technological Change and Organization (Hardcover)
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Technological Change and Organization (Hardcover)
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This book investigates the effects of organizational contexts on
the process of technological innovation. It analyses the internal
organization of the firm as well as external influences, and
examines how these factors affect a firm's innovative potential.
The organization of the firm, it is argued, is intrinsic to the
innovation process itself. The authors consider new concepts of the
theory of the firm, look at evolutionary economics and concepts of
innovation within this school of thought, and analyse national and
sectoral systems of innovation. They discuss firm-specific
knowledge and organization, and its effects on innovative
opportunities. In addition, they pay special attention to a firm's
ability to innovate in relation to incentives, and the sources of
technology available to them. From this they conclude that
organizational factors are primary features of the process of
technical change. Included in the discussion are examinations of: *
networks of collaborating firms in R&D activity * 'technology
foresight' and the direction of future innovative activity in
industrial sectors * the relationship between business units and
corporate parents * government and regulatory agencies * the role
of capital, and short termism in financial markets * the
relationship between suppliers and customers Technological Change
and Organization will be of welcomed by those interested in
technological change and innovation, institutional and evolutionary
economics, as well as to microeconomists interested in the theory
of the firm and industrial organization.
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