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| Author: | Shane, S. |
| Title: | Technology Regimes and New Firm Formation |
| Journal: | Management Science
2001 : SEP, VOL. 47:9, p. 1173-1190 |
| Index terms: | ENTREPRENEURSHIP TECHNOLOGY PATENTS |
| Language: | eng |
| Abstract: | At least since Schumpeter (1934 and 1942), researchers have been interested in identifying the dimensions of technology regimes that facilitate new firm formation as a mode of technology exploitation. Using data on 1,397 patents assigned to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology during the 1980-1996 period, The author shows that four hypothesized dimensions of the technology regime-the age of the technical field, the tendency of the market toward segmentation, the effectiveness of patents, and the importance of complementary assets in marketing and distribution - influence the likelihood that new technology will be exploited through firm formation. |
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