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| Author: | McMillan, S. Klavans, R. Hamilton, R. III |
| Title: | Firm management of scientific information: some predictors and implications of openness versus secrecy |
| Journal: | R. and D. Management
1995 : OCT, VOL. 25:4, p. 411-420 |
| Index terms: | COMPANIES MANAGEMENT SCIENTIFIC MANAGEMENT |
| Language: | eng |
| Abstract: | This paper presents a model that seeks to understand and explain R&D performance difference in research-intensive companies. The primary theoretical model builds on the well-established theory of science as a public good but augments it with a game-theoretic argument for individual firm choices of scientific information openness or secrecy. The first research question the authors address is how a firm's scientific information openness, as measured by its research publications , impacts the firm's stock of technical knowledge. |
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