Organizational Structure and Technological Investment*

Technological Discontinuities and Organizational Environments

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Organizational Networks and Technological Change

Organizational and Technological Infrastructures Alignment

The objective of this empirical study is to find ways that best support business performance through the alignment of organizational and technological infrastructures. Adapting Tapscott and Caston's infrastructure themes, the organizational infrastructure includes components such as common vision, cooperation, empowerment, adaptability and learning, and the technological infrastructure addresse...

Investment Specific Technological Progress and Structural Change

In this paper we introduce investment specific technical progress into Pasinetti’s model of structural change. Our aim is to assess the effects of embodied technical progress on economic growth and macroeconomic variables. Our findings suggest that despite the fact that this type of technical progress increases the productivity of capital, it has negative effects on conditions that promote full...

Private Equity, Technological Investment, and Labor Outcomes

This paper uses proprietary data on the employment histories of a large fraction of the U.S. labor force to show that labor market outcomes can be partly explained by previous employers’ technology investment decisions. Exploiting leveraged buyouts as shocks to firms’ production technologies, we find that workers employed when a private equity acquisition occurs realize longer subsequent employ...