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Introductionrated. Interest in technological change, however, has not been constant throughout history and perceptions of technological change have undergone very considerable variations in the course of time. These variations are perhaps related to the changing role of technological change in socioeconomic dev

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The Firm, Production and Technical Changere of industrial societies. However, the pervasive nature of technical change makes it difficult to explain its role in detail. The disciplines and techniques of all the social sciences are relevant, and for empirical studies there is no substitute for gaining familiarity with particular areas of sc

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Research and Development in the Firm: I. Strategy and Structure the firm. This chapter and Chapter 4 elaborate some of these issues by discussing in more detail some of the components of innovative behaviour. There are in the literature, a variety of ways of conceptualising the components of innovation and their sequence. Saren (1984) in a review of studies whi

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Research and Development in the Firm: II. Organisation and Executione: the allocation of resources to R & D projects, the monitoring and control of projects, and the organisation of the R & D function, both internally and in relation to the other parts of the firm. These issues are therefore more closely related to the operational aspects of R & D than those discuss

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Technology and Structural Change: Output and Employment in the Long Runs in Part I the focus was on the firm as the initiator of technological change. Technological changes brought about by other firms were related to those of the firm under consideration by translating them into components of the environment, which might further be broken down into threats, opportunit

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Government Intervention in Technical Change level; of the relationship between market signals, technological discoveries and the decision-making process at the microeconomic level of the firm; of the relationship between micro-level and macro-level events; and of the changing nature of these relationships over time.