Tags : Innovation Policy

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Resource Allocation Among Competing Innovators
Many innovative products are designed to satisfy the demand of specific target consumers, and thus the innovators will inevitably compete with each other in the product market. We investigate how a profit-maximizing principal should properly allocate her limited resources to support the innovations of multiple ...
https://iems.ust.hk/events/academic-seminar/2021/huang-resource-allocation-among-competing-innovators
Resource Allocation Among Competing Innovators
Venture capitals (VC) and public funding authorities need to carefully consider the incentive issues of entrepreneurs when providing support. In allocating resources to potentially competing innovators, there is a trade-off between the risk of innovation failure and rent dissipation: Diverse investment lowers the risk ...
https://iems.ust.hk/publications/thought-leadership-briefs/huang-resource-allocation-among-competing-innovators-tlb46
Regional Innovation Policy Experiments in China: Should City E-Hailing Measures be Generalized?
China’s regionally decentralized innovation system and policy experiments are misunderstood by many who posit a top-down, homogeneous system rather than a large, multilayered system that features interaction between central government and mid-level entities and affords considerable autonomy to city and regional ...
https://iems.ust.hk/publications/thought-leadership-briefs/sharif-ehailing-policy-china-tlb42
Patent subsidy policies help fuel innovation in China, suggests Sharif
China surpassed the US in number of international patents in 2019, filing nearly 59,000. However, legal experts warn that much of the growth is being fueled by state-backed subsidies that could flood the system with cheap patents. This is also a sensitive issue fueling the US-China tech war. Further, nearly 91% of new ...
https://iems.ust.hk/updates/media-coverage/2020/sharif-patent-subsidy-policies-help-fuel-innovation-in-china-abacus
Regulation of AI Technologies in the Construction Industry
The development of Artificial Intelligence (AI) -based technologies for the construction industry, though not as advanced as in some areas, is progressing. The degree of automation in construction is anticipated to eventually lead to humanoid robots and autonomous back loaders or cranes operating at construction ...
https://iems.ust.hk/publications/iems-working-papers/matus-regulation-of-ai-technologies-in-the-construction-industry-wp65
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