Adoption of a Process Innovation with Learning-by-doing Evidence from the Semiconductor Industry

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In this article, it is asserted that adoption of a new technology by a semiconductor firm may or may not rely on experience and access to knowledge spillovers. This was found to be true only with respect to the immediate generation of technology because earlier technologies were likely to be obsolete.

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Policy-induced technology adoption: evidence from the U.S. lead phasedown

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Research on environmental reform policy indicates that the tradable permit system can positively influence the decision-making process of cleaner technology adoption by providing market incentives. This model is applied to the phasedown of leaded gasoline in America's petroleum industry.

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Adoption of a process Innovation with Learning-by-doing: Evidence from the Semiconductor Industry

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Semiconductor Industry research is given in regards to industry acceptance of new technology and it's acceptance by the industry. The paper focuses on learning-by-doing and technology acceptance in the industry.

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