by Christopher Freeman · The MIT Press · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780262560368
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«The Economics of Industrial Innovation» is the economics and innovation essay by Christopher Freeman, published by The MIT Press in paperback (258 pages, in English).
It studies innovation in chemicals, oil, nuclear energy, synthetics and electronics and its effects on the theory of innovation and the firm. Freeman argues that R&D favors large firms and industrial concentration, with inevitable technical and market uncertainties. He proposes a national policy for science and innovation.
Second revised and updated edition of a work originally published in 1975. It belongs to the Penguin Modern Economics Texts series. Includes index and bibliography.
Recommended for economists, R&D professionals and science and technology policy makers.
