Josef Taalbi
@jtaalbi.bsky.social
Associate professor in economic history, Lund University.
Doing research on innovation, sustainability transitions, networks, history of technology.
https://linktr.ee/joseftaalbi
Doing research on innovation, sustainability transitions, networks, history of technology.
https://linktr.ee/joseftaalbi
(3) where firms are in the product space (what products they have produced) has information about what types of products they will produce next
September 9, 2025 at 3:19 PM
(3) where firms are in the product space (what products they have produced) has information about what types of products they will produce next
Investigating 100 years of Swedish innovation I find that (1) firms build upon previous knowledge (2) this effect is not large enough to create "winner take all" distribution, but large enough to create advantages for large firms,
September 9, 2025 at 3:19 PM
Investigating 100 years of Swedish innovation I find that (1) firms build upon previous knowledge (2) this effect is not large enough to create "winner take all" distribution, but large enough to create advantages for large firms,
This means that innovation policy and analyses that focus only on patents and IPR risk ignoring a lot of what is actually happening. Patents will remain the main tool, but if we truly want to understand innovation trends, we have a long way to go to develop and use other measures of innovation(2/2)
August 27, 2025 at 9:49 AM
This means that innovation policy and analyses that focus only on patents and IPR risk ignoring a lot of what is actually happening. Patents will remain the main tool, but if we truly want to understand innovation trends, we have a long way to go to develop and use other measures of innovation(2/2)
I also discovered that you can have quite a lot of fun with the quiz at Pantheon pantheon.world/game/trivia
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July 29, 2025 at 3:07 PM
I also discovered that you can have quite a lot of fun with the quiz at Pantheon pantheon.world/game/trivia