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Incentives to Form Research Joint Ventures II: Virtual Diversificationften gets the impression that factors such as firm size, research intensity, capital investment, and profitability, which have typically attracted the attention of economists, may only explain part of business R&D strategy in general and RJV formation in particular. Business studies of strategic tec

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With an Eye on Policyters, however, they are of central importance to the policy maker. More specifically, I touch upon four issues with widespread implications. The first is multimarket contact: Should antitrust authorities be alarmed by repeated collaboration between firms that also “meet” in many markets? The second

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Conclusion gap between these two extremes — they are a unique way to govern incomplete contracts between separate parties.” Thus Gomes-Casseres (1996, p. 59) concludes the first Chapter of his recent book on inter-firm strategic alliances. It is also an appropriate way to initiate the conclusion of this book.

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Research Joint Ventures in the United Statesl research content of the RJV. Subsequent notifications of changes in membership or research purpose of RJVs are also required. Both kinds of filings are being posted in the Federal Register. Both types of filings are used in building the NCRA-RJV database.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-27739-0d and research synergies can be exploited. As mentioned in various occasions in this book, RJVs are considered exceptionally appropriate for exploiting synergies in research, combining complementary resources, and creating otherwise unattainable “technology options” for their members.