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Value capture and policy Design in a Digital Economy
Dan Breznitz
, Martin Kenney
, Petri Rouvinen
*
, John Zysman
, Pekka Ylä-Anttila
*
Corresponding author for this work
Not published at VTT
Georgia Institute of Technology
University of California, Davis
Research Institute of the Finnish Economy (ETLA)
University of California, Berkeley
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Information Communication Technology
100%
Value Capture
100%
Policy Design
100%
Digital Economy
100%
Value Policy
100%
Supply Chain
33%
Value Creation
33%
Public Policy
33%
Spectrum Allocation
33%
Technology Industry
33%
Competitive Landscape
33%
Market Power
33%
Systemic Policy
33%
International Competitiveness
33%
Developed Countries
33%
Industrial Policy
33%
Rules of the Game
33%
Technical Standards
33%
Dynamic Aspect
33%
Standard Spectrum
33%
Spectrum Market
33%
Social Arrangements
33%
Antitrust Policy
33%
Economic Thinking
33%
Global Dispersion
33%
Structural Transformation
33%
Active Publics
33%
Public Involvement
33%
Political Arrangements
33%
Technology Domains
33%
INIS
values
100%
policy
100%
design
100%
capture
100%
economy
100%
information
75%
economics
50%
industry
50%
market
50%
transformations
50%
dynamics
25%
chains
25%
business
25%
dispersions
25%
power
25%
competition
25%
allocations
25%
supply
25%
matrices
25%
spectra
25%
education
25%
public policy
25%
developed countries
25%
Social Sciences
Digital Economy
100%
Information and Communication Technologies
100%
Market Power
33%
Technical Standard
33%
Industrial Policy
33%
Supply Chain Management
33%
Political Economics
33%
Social Arrangement
33%
Competition Policy
33%
Education
33%
Government Policy
33%
Technology Industry
33%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Structural Transformation
100%