Clean Technology Ventures and Innovation

Research Joint Ventures, Innovation, and Multiproduct Competition

Finance , Innovation & Growth ( FINNOV ) Innovation in Venture - Capital Backed Clean - Technology Firms in the UK

The Adoption of Agency Business Activity, Product Innovation, and Performance in Chinese Technology Ventures

This study examines the roles of firm characteristics and environmental factors in the formation of interfirm alliances. Specifically, we examine the dual role of these groups of factors as inducements and opportunities for Chinese high-technology new ventures (HTNVs) in their adoption of agency business activity, a downstream type of alliance involving marketing and distribution of the product...

Innovation Search of New Ventures in a Technology Cluster: the Role of Ties with Service Intermediaries

In this study, we examine the relationships between new ventures’ ties with service intermediaries (i.e., technology service firms, accounting and financial service firms, law firms, and talent search firms) and their product innovation in the context of a technology cluster. Because service intermediaries sit at the intersection of many firms, organizations and industries, they maintain extens...

Transition to Clean Technology

We develop a microeconomic model of endogenous growth where clean and dirty technologies compete in production and innovation– in the sense that research can be directed to either clean or dirty technologies. If dirty technologies are more advanced to start with, the potential transition to clean technology can be diffi cult both because clean research must climb several rungs to catch up with ...