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Extended syllabus for Economics of InnovationBy Philipp
Koellinger, Course for MA students. 5. Market structure and innovation 6. Diffusion of innovations 7. Strategic management of innovations 8. Labor market effects of innovations
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4.
Spillovers
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5.
Market structure and innovation Acs, Z. J. and Audretsch, D. B. "Innovation in Large and Small Firms - an
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8. Labor
market
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