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Market Integration and the Benefits of National versus International R&D Cooperation,EC, for example, subsidizes R&D cooperation between participants located in different EC countries once a proposal is accepted. This happens in an environment of increasing international competition caused by, among other things, the integration of world markets. However, when discussing R&D coopera

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Greater Cost Dispersion Improves Oligopoly Profit: Asymmetric Contributions to Joint Ventures,rigan, 1985; Hennart, 1991; Hladik, 1985; Kogut, 1988; Weston and Ornstein, 1984; D’Aspremont and Jacquemin, 1988; Kamien, Muller and Zang, 1992; among others). The motives that are most commonly cited are risk sharing, access to markets and technology, exploitation of economies of scale and scope,

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Commitment and Efficiency in Research Joint Ventures,al arrangement whereby the partners share in the costs and benefits of the research. RJVs are a way in which research funds can be leveraged and a way to mitigate appropriability problems associated with the public goods aspect of the knowledge created through research. The contractual agreements wh

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ve high-tech industries is cooperation in research and development. The theoretical issues raised by these joint ventures are examined in these essays which cover all aspects for growth, technology, competition and welfare. Contributions from the UK, Europe, North America and Asia ensure a broad int

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Vadivelu Dhanalakshmi,S. Rajendrann takes the form of increasing the asymmetry between firms by asking originally symmetric firms to contribute to the joint venture in a non-uniform way. The present chapter is an attempt to address this issue.