U.S. industries / incumbent LP / London Stock Exchange / /
Country
United States / United Kingdom / Scotland / /
Currency
GBP / /
Facility
Brown University / University College London / Harvard College / Yale University / Massachusetts Institute of Technology THE EFFECTS OF ENTRY ON INCUMBENT INNOVATION AND PRODUCTIVITY TO THE ENTRY / Harvard University / /
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firm-level accounting data / technology metric / Web appendix / manufacturing industries / industry-specific technology frontier / technology metrics / explosive chemical products / technology frontier / less advanced products / constructional steel work / immature technologies / manufacturing productivity database / estimated using firm-level accounting data / /
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Data Stream / /
Organization
WZB / Harvard University / World Congress / University College London / U.S. Patent Office / U.K. Competition Authority / Brown University / office of National Statistics / Institute for Fiscal Studies / U.K. Office for National Statistics / NBER / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / European Union / Thatcher government / Harvard College / OECD / Yale University / /
Person
Fiona Scott-Morton / Van Reenen / Francis Kramarz / Peter Howitt / Rachel Griffith / Helen Simpson / Susanne Prantl / Stephen Redding / Richard Blundell / /
Position
Queen / President / Major / model of product differentiation / controller / /
THE EFFECTS OF ENTRY ON INCUMBENT INNOVATION AND PRODUCTIVITY Philippe Aghion, Richard Blundell, Rachel Griffith, Peter Howitt, and Susanne Prantl* Abstract—How does firm entry affect innovation incentives in incumbent