The objective of this volume is to present a detailed overview of the economics of technological change in all its various dimensions. The presentation places some emphasis upon analytical rigour while at the same time drawing out main themes and arguments. The book contains a set of free-standing but interdependent papers by leading authorities in the field on the major topic areas that make up the literature. The various contributions are built upon an assumption that the average reader will already have some familiarity with standard macro- and microeconomics, but even so takes the reader to the boundaries of the subject by illustrating where our knowledge ends and where further research opportunities exist. The potential audience for this volume is seen as researchers and academics working in the field of technological change, graduates and undergraduates following courses on the economics of technological change, graduates and undergraduates taking courses in industrial organization, PhD students considering research in the area of technological change, civil servants and economic advisers concerned with issues of science and technology policy, and any interested party who wishes to be either introduced to or gain insight into a subject area that is at the same time of both great policy importance and of great excitement.
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This volume presents the first comprehensive, detailed and up–to–date overview of current knowledge in the Economics of Technological Change. It reviews what is known and accepted for research in the future by taking the reader to the boundaries of the subject.
Key Topics covered are:
∗ theory empirics and policy
∗ technology and trade
∗ the theory and practice of technology policy
∗ finance and technological change
∗ R&D and diffusion
∗ measuring both technological change and its impact
∗ game theoretic modelling of technological change.
Each major topic is surveyed by a leading international expert in the field and the articles are specifically designed to be both rigorous and accessible. The quality and range of the contributors has ensured that the book is unique in covering the field in all is various dimensions whilst achieving the depth of analysis needed in each.
For those in the fields of the Economics of Technological Change, Industrial Organization and Science and Technology Policy this book will be an essential text and reference. The material will be invaluable and accessible to students and researchers as well as those working or setting policy in these fields.
Paul Stoneman is currently Research Professor and Head of the Technological Innovations Research Unit at Warwick Business School. Formerly a Reader in Economics at Warwick he has published extensively on aspects of the Economics of Technological Change and Technology Policy. In addition to his research activities he has also acted as an adviser and consultant to both government and private companies on technology–related issues.
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