We provide an extensive comparison of the well-known R&D models of d'Aspremont-
Jacquemin and Kamien-Muller-Zang, exposing full or partial conflict in key conclusions and …

Key findings of game–theoretic models that describe the effects of spillovers, market size,
research productivity and the generality of a firms' research approach on innovation efforts …

We investigate dynamic R&D for process innovation in a Cournot duopoly where firms may
either undertake independent ventures or form a cartel for cost-reducing R&D investments …

We set up a simple trade model with two countries hosting one firm each. The firms invest in
cost-reducing R&D, and each government may grant R&D subsidies to the domestic firm …

This paper analyzes the effects of cooperative R&D in two vertically related duopolies, which
are two final-good manufacturers and two input suppliers, with horizontal and vertical …

With one‐way spillovers, the standard symmetric two‐period R&D model leads to an
asymmetric equilibrium only, with endogeneous innovator and imitator roles. We show how …

We consider a two-period duopoly characterized by a one-way spillover structure in process
R&D and a very broad specification of product market competition. We show that a priori …

Criticisms vis-à-vis cluster policy are numerous, often confusing and really unhelpful; while
some authors systematically question the merits, others on the contrary play a genuine role …

This paper explores economically meaningful forms of cost functions for process research
and development in the presence of imperfect appropriability of inventive output. We …

This paper compares industry profit and R&D propensity for a duopoly conducting either
noncooperative or cooperative R&D and a monopoly, using two different basic models of …