It's sometimes useful, and we've often talked about it in this class, to imagine a player of a game being a firm or a country, or some kind of institution in which the actual decisions may be being taken by different actual people within the firm, institution, or country.
This is appropriate since patents can be used to protect inventions by firms, institutions, or individuals (Granstrand 2005).
Most of firms, institutions and the users of servers have not been able to make the best use of server or network resources.
We sorely need to develop a new theoretical framework, based on realistic scenarios in which the plurality of internal motivations of the economic agents (individuals, firms, institutions), help us to establish a systemic understanding of complex socio-economic systems.
Most recently, he has conducted research on the "division of innovative labor," investigating the ties across firms, and between firms other institutions that influence innovative performance.
First, following the components of technological innovation system, we categorized the materials into four aspects: mAb technology development, mAb firms, research institutes and their networking with firms, and institutions.
The government is picking off [financial services firms] institution by institution," Hoang said.
In making these decisions firms rely on the knowledge accumulated from previously abandoned innovations and cooperation with other firms and institutions and other members of their group.
Others have disinvested from Israeli firms or institutions with settlement-related assets.
The real effects of activism on other firms, stakeholders, institutions, and markets remain largely unexplored.
