Markets for knowledge: problems, scope, and economic implications
Author:
Bernard Guilhon a
| Affiliation: | a CEFI - UMR CNRS 6126, Ch teau Lafarge - Route des Milles, LES MILLES, France |
DOI:
10.1080/10438590410001628134
Publication Frequency:
8 issues per year
Published in:
Economics of Innovation and New Technology,
Volume
13,
Issue
2
March
2004
, pages 165
- 181
Subject:
Economics;
Number of References: 69
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Abstract
This article aims at developing an analytical framework in order to highlight the significance of the markets for knowledge. The empirical evidence provides the basis for analysing diverse governance mechanisms in high tech sectors. Increasing specialisation of knowledge production is pointed out from biotechnology and semiconductor industry. Next, the running of the markets for knowledge leads to appreciate the role of KIBSF in traditional services and new-technology based services. Finally, the behaviours of knowledge producers is linked to various tradeoffs they encounter.
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| Keywords: Markets for knowledge; Quasi-markets; Governance mechanisms; Knowledge transfer; Codification |
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