Agreements between firms and the technological life cycle model: Evidence from information technologies☆
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This paper makes reference to the surveys and studies carried out by the authors within the framework of the research project “Information Technology and Agreements Between Firms” sponsored by the Adriano Olivetti Foundation. The work was also backed by the MPI 40 percent research grant “New Forms of Industrial Organization”. The authors wish to thank Cristiano Antonelli, Claudio Ciborra, Giovanni Dosi, Bruno Lamborghini, Paolo Mariti, Fabrizio Onida, Franco Russolillo, Gino Scotti, Gianfranco Viesti, Antonello Zanfei and three anonymous referees for their comments and suggestions. A preliminary version of this paper was presented at the 16th annual E.A.R.I.E. conference.