Economics of Innovation and New Technology

1995 - 2025

Current editor(s): Professor Cristiano Antonelli

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Volume 34, issue 2, 2025

From the paper age to the electronic age: an electronic business registry reform in Ecuador pp. 163-185

Segundo Camino-Mogro

Endogenous R&D formations in a mixed triopoly under common ownership pp. 186-203

Jiaqi Chen, Doori Kim and Sang-Ho Lee

Private R&D, environmental policy, and greenhouse gas emissions pp. 204-230

Dierk Herzer

The upheaval years: a literature review on firms’ digitalization new era pp. 231-273

Juan Jung and Gonzalo Gómez-Bengoechea

Family ownership, finance for innovation, and exports. Evidence from European micro and small firms pp. 274-301

Francesco Aiello, Graziella Bonanno, Achille Puggioni and Stefania P. S. Rossi

Innovation and employment growth in developing countries: the role of market structure pp. 302-320

Karamat Nurillaev and Masato Hiwatari

Licensing of a product innovation by an outside innovator to a Stackelberg duopoly pp. 321-348

Manel Antelo and Lluís Bru

Volume 34, issue 1, 2025

Call for papers: special issue on ‘innovation and strategic autonomy for competitiveness’ pp. i-iii

Michele Cincera, Hanna Hottenrott, Helena Lenihan, Pietro Moncada Paterno Castello and Francesco Rentocchini

The impact of domestic and foreign public green R&D on domestic green innovation pp. 1-21

Dierk Herzer

Market valuation of international patenting using a real option approach: the moderating role of uncertainty pp. 22-43

Grid Thoma

The effect of external innovation on firm employment pp. 44-69

Guillermo Arenas Díaz, Andrés Barge-Gil, Joost Heijs and Alberto Marzucchi

The diffusion of renewable energy production in European countries: the role of incentives pp. 70-93

Matteo Abbruzzese, Davide Infante and Janna Smirnova

To diversify or not? The link between global sourcing of ICT goods and firm performance pp. 94-116

Alexander Schiersch, Irene Bertschek and Thomas Niebel

‘With no siblings, but with a home’: Single Patent-code Inventions (SPIs) and regional technological diversification pp. 117-137

Claudio Cozza, Sandro Montresor, Alessandro Palma and Gianluca Tarasconi

Synergy in environmental compliance, innovation and export on SMEs’ growth pp. 138-162

Quoc Tran-Nam, Phu Nguyen-Van and Tuyen Tiet

Volume 33, issue 8, 2024

The unequal implications of Industry 4.0 adoption: evidence on productivity growth and convergence across Europe pp. 1051-1075

Fabio Lamperti, Katiuscia Lavoratori and Davide Castellani

The impact of ultra-fast broadband on labor income: an event study approach pp. 1076-1095

Laura Abrardi, Carlo Cambini and Lorien Sabatino

Innovation-driven economic growth under global turbulence: how countries strengthen innovation systems to deal with threats pp. 1096-1120

Valeriya Vlasova and Anastasia Saprykina

Are temporary hires good or bad for innovation? The Italian evidence pp. 1121-1144

Stefano Dughera, Francesco Quatraro, Andrea Ricci and Claudia Vittori

Mitigating the labor displacing effects of automation through a robot tax: evidence from a survey experiment pp. 1145-1158

Emanuela Carbonara, Chiara N. Focacci and Enrico Santarelli

The role of the state and the intensification of R&D in China: evidence from large and medium-sized Chinese manufacturing firms pp. 1159-1178

Albert G. Z. Hu, Li Yin and Zhang Qilong

Forecasting innovative start-ups through automatic variable selection and MIDAS regressions pp. 1179-1213

Consuelo Rubina Nava, Luigi Riso and Maria Grazia Zoia

Financing small and innovative firms during COVID-19 pp. 1214-1241

Marc Cowling, Weixi Liu, Yujia Chen, Raffaella Calabrese and Tim Vorley

Volume 33, issue 7, 2024

The alienability of innovation: evidence from patent transfers pp. 891-925

Šimon Trlifaj

Firm survival and innovation: direct and indirect effects of knowledge for SMEs pp. 926-954

Sergio Destefanis, Ornella Maietta, Fernanda Mazzotta and Lavinia Parisi

Innovation, asymmetric information and the capital structure of new firms pp. 955-978

Jonathan Taglialatela and Andrea Mina

Can the development of digital finance stimulate enterprise innovation? Empirical evidence from China pp. 979-1001

Kai Zhao, Haonan Shan, Zeping Chen and Wanshu Wu

How do local government fiscal revenue targets affect green technology innovation in China? pp. 1002-1028

Jingxia Chai, Yu Hao, Haitao Wu, Yunke Yu and Nan Hu

Impact of technological change on growth trajectory of India: a multivariate-BVAR analysis pp. 1029-1049

Debasis Rooj and Rituparna Kaushik

Volume 33, issue 6, 2024

Impact of the combination intensity and balance of patent policy on firm patent quality pp. 757-791

Jingxian Gan

Complementarity between product and process innovation in small and micro-enterprises in Johannesburg, South Africa pp. 792-818

Godfrey Kamutando and Fiona Tregenna

Cross-ownership on R&D and welfare in a mixed oligopoly: revisiting with convex cost pp. 819-829

Hao Cheng, Xiaoyuan Ding and Chenhang Zeng

The U-shaped relationship between patent age and patent value: evidence from assigned patents in China pp. 830-852

Li-Ming Li, Yu-Hang Liu and Ya-Feng Zhang

Unanticipated consequences: concerns about the sale of taxpayer-funded technologies to foreign entities pp. 853-865

Albert Link and Christopher A. Swann

IPO underpricing and corporate innovation: evidence from China pp. 866-888

Di Wu and Qifeng Zhao

Network externalities, product compatibility and process innovation: corrigendum pp. 889-890

Domenico Buccella, Luciano Fanti and Luca Gori

Volume 33, issue 5, 2024

4.0 Technological transformations: heterogeneous effects on regional growth pp. 627-646

Roberta Capello and Camilla Lenzi

The value of Indian patents: an empirical analysis using citation lags approach pp. 647-671

Mohammad Danish and Ruchi Sharma

Effectiveness and efficiency of state aid for new broadband networks: evidence from OECD member states pp. 672-700

Wolfgang Briglauer and Michal Grajek

The geographical component in firms’ perception of innovation barriers: the case of Ecuador pp. 701-721

Juan Fernández-Sastre and Fernando Bruna

Environmental technology licensing with multi-product competition in a vertically differentiated duopoly pp. 722-735

Dongdong Li, Chenxuan Shang, Leonard F.S. Wang, Wei-Chiao Huang and Zhao-Yong Sun

Input additionality of R&D tax reliefs: results from a panel LP-IV approach pp. 736-753

Marco Amendola

Homophilic relationships and innovative behavior pp. 754-755

Albert Link

Volume 33, issue 4, 2024

The ICT strategy of Italian museums: institutional, supply and demand side drivers pp. 489-509

Marina Cavalieri, Livio Ferrante, Marco Martorana and Ilde Rizzo

Optimizing effects of firms’ technological and non-technological processes on export-led innovation pp. 510-532

Olugbenga Michael Adewumi, Gudbrand Lien and Ørjan Mydland

Licensing a product innovation in a duopoly pp. 533-549

Manel Antelo and Lluis Bru

The impact of R&D incentives and sectoral knowledge stocks on R&D outcomes pp. 550-585

İpek Akad and Çağaçan Değer

Are Robots, Software, ICT and physical capital related to productivity? A panel quantile approach pp. 586-603

Derick Almeida and Tiago Neves Sequeira

Automation, labor share, and productivity: plant-level evidence from U.S. manufacturing pp. 604-626

Emin Dinlersoz and Zoltán Wolf

Volume 33, issue 3, 2024

Will renewal fee reduction introduce low-quality patents? Evidence from patents endorsed LOR in the UK pp. 363-379

Li-Ming Li, Chun-Yu Zhang and Ya-Feng Zhang

The increase in the elasticity of substitution between capital and labour: a repeated cross-country investigation pp. 380-400

Samuele Ialenti and Guido Pialli

Exuberance by design? Hyping cryptocurrencies markets through token underpricing pp. 401-416

Leonardo L. Etro, Pier Luigi Sacco, Emiliano Sironi, Nicola Taccalite and Emanuele Teti

Monopolistic price-setting behavior of information technology firms pp. 417-435

E. L. van ‘t Klooster and C. N. Teulings

Evolutionary game analysis on the diffusion of general purpose technologies with government multiple supports pp. 436-454

Yuelong Zheng, Chunguang Bai, Lin Wang, Chunjia Han, Mu Yang and Anusha Pappu

Is a firm’s productivity level affected by its number and types of innovation cooperation partners? pp. 455-488

Pål Børing and Michael Spjelkavik Mark

Volume 33, issue 2, 2024

The complementary effects of environmental policy and oil prices on innovation: evidence from OECD countries pp. 185-205

Inês Carrilho-Nunes and Margarida Catalão-Lopes

Cross-ownership on R&D and social welfare in mixed oligopoly pp. 206-217

Mingqing Xing, Leonard F.S. Wang and Chan Zhou

Mission-oriented R&D and growth of Japan 1988–2016: a comparison with private and public R&D pp. 218-247

Thomas Ziesemer

Effects of co-patenting across national boundaries on patent quality. An exploration in pharmaceuticals pp. 248-281

Manuel Acosta, Daniel Coronado and Jennifer Medina

The role of information technology and workplace organization in firm productivity: evidence from Spanish firms pp. 282-298

Alberto López

Adopting sustainable irrigation technologies in Italy: a study on the determinants of inter- and intra-farm diffusion pp. 299-322

A. Pronti, S. Auci and Massimiliano Mazzanti

How localised are knowledge spillovers? Evidence from microgeographic data on UK patent citations pp. 323-343

Peter MacDonald and Sandra Selmanovic

The impact of biomedical innovation on the disability of elderly Medicare recipients, 2013–2019 pp. 344-361

Frank Lichtenberg

Volume 33, issue 1, 2024

Patents, family, and size: evidence from Italian manufacturing firms pp. 1-25

Francesco Aiello, Paola Cardamone, Lidia Mannarino and Valeria Pupo

Independent and major equity market and commodity return sources around the time of hydraulic fracking and horizontal drilling revolution: a differences-in-decompositions approach pp. 26-44

Scott Alan Carson

Firm-level contributions to the R&D intensity distribution: evidence and policy implications pp. 45-65

Sebastiano Cattaruzzo, Agustí Segarra-Blasco and Mercedes Teruel

Innovation and skill premium pp. 66-91

Luca Cattani, Giovanni Guidetti and Riccardo Leoncini

Precocious inventors: early patenting success and lifetime inventive performance pp. 92-123

Theresa Michlbauer and Thomas Zwick

Beyond productivity, does the adoption of agricultural technologies improve food consumption and reduce poverty? Empirical evidence from Benin pp. 124-141

Gbêtondji Melaine Armel Nonvide

Firm performance and R&D cooperation: what matters? pp. 142-165

Claudia Cantabene and Iacopo Grassi

Taxation and innovation: evidence from Colombia pp. 166-184

Sergio Pelaez, Bryan Hurtado and Javier Avila-Maecha