Firms' innovation modes and novelty of innovation: the moderating role of dysfunctional Competition
Weak institutions leading to a dysfunctional competitive environment affect firms’ innovation. Drawing on the innovation modes approach and institutional theory, we suggest that STI (science and technology-based innovation) and DUI mode (learning by doing, using, and interacting) are moderated by pe...
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| author | Orjuela Ramirez, Guillermo Zuluaga, Julio Cesar Urbano, David |
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| description | Weak institutions leading to a dysfunctional competitive environment affect firms’ innovation. Drawing on the innovation modes approach and institutional theory, we suggest that STI (science and technology-based innovation) and DUI mode (learning by doing, using, and interacting) are moderated by perceived dysfunctional competition. Based on the Colombian innovation survey (EDIT) and using logistic regression modelling, we find that perceived dysfunctional competition prevailing in emerging markets weakens the positive effect of firms’ STI and DUI modes on innovation novelty. We explain this finding based on managers’ perceptions of value appropriability. While intellectual property rights affect the innovation of STI firms, DUI firms’ innovation is affected by information exposure. The results contribute to the innovation modes literature by showing that appropriability influences managers’ perception in STI and DUI firms, weakening firms’ innovations. In practice, firms need mechanisms to protect innovation against competitors’ opportunistic or unlawful behaviour, and governments could foster means of appropriability associated with STI and DUI modes. |
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| spelling | CGSpace1299012025-12-02T10:59:51Z Firms' innovation modes and novelty of innovation: the moderating role of dysfunctional Competition Orjuela Ramirez, Guillermo Zuluaga, Julio Cesar Urbano, David innovation models competitive behaviour institutions markets Weak institutions leading to a dysfunctional competitive environment affect firms’ innovation. Drawing on the innovation modes approach and institutional theory, we suggest that STI (science and technology-based innovation) and DUI mode (learning by doing, using, and interacting) are moderated by perceived dysfunctional competition. Based on the Colombian innovation survey (EDIT) and using logistic regression modelling, we find that perceived dysfunctional competition prevailing in emerging markets weakens the positive effect of firms’ STI and DUI modes on innovation novelty. We explain this finding based on managers’ perceptions of value appropriability. While intellectual property rights affect the innovation of STI firms, DUI firms’ innovation is affected by information exposure. The results contribute to the innovation modes literature by showing that appropriability influences managers’ perception in STI and DUI firms, weakening firms’ innovations. In practice, firms need mechanisms to protect innovation against competitors’ opportunistic or unlawful behaviour, and governments could foster means of appropriability associated with STI and DUI modes. 2024-09 2023-04-05T13:35:46Z 2023-04-05T13:35:46Z Journal Article https://hdl.handle.net/10568/129901 en Limited Access Informa UK Limited Orjuela Ramirez, G.; Zuluaga, J.C.; Urbano, D. (2023) Firms' innovation modes and novelty of innovation: the moderating role of dysfunctional Competition. Innovation and Development, Online first paper (30 March 2023). ISSN: 2157-9318 |
| spellingShingle | innovation models competitive behaviour institutions markets Orjuela Ramirez, Guillermo Zuluaga, Julio Cesar Urbano, David Firms' innovation modes and novelty of innovation: the moderating role of dysfunctional Competition |
| title | Firms' innovation modes and novelty of innovation: the moderating role of dysfunctional Competition |
| title_full | Firms' innovation modes and novelty of innovation: the moderating role of dysfunctional Competition |
| title_fullStr | Firms' innovation modes and novelty of innovation: the moderating role of dysfunctional Competition |
| title_full_unstemmed | Firms' innovation modes and novelty of innovation: the moderating role of dysfunctional Competition |
| title_short | Firms' innovation modes and novelty of innovation: the moderating role of dysfunctional Competition |
| title_sort | firms innovation modes and novelty of innovation the moderating role of dysfunctional competition |
| topic | innovation models competitive behaviour institutions markets |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/129901 |
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