We call these policies distribution-sensitive innovation policies (DSIP).
In search of synergies between adaptation and mitigation, we seek gender sensitive social innovations to halt smoke, soot and early death while reducing deforestation and carbon emissions.
The reality is that growth in the toy industry is much more sensitive to product innovation.
They are mindful of differently positioned students, challenge dominant notions such as the digital natives discourse (Brown & Czerniewicz, 2010), and favour a more nuanced, context-sensitive approach to innovation (see comment 4).
In addition the costs of assessment are sensitive to procedural innovations.
On the other hand, respondents who preferred a consultation with a primary care team regardless of their own GP are young people, with low healthcare needs, that probably have not yet developed a type of dependency on their own GP, and could therefore be more sensitive to service innovations.
Secondly, survey analysis allows us to gather sensitive information about organizational innovation and managerial ethical evaluation through an anonymous means.
We draw on qualitative data from 14 cases and 68 interviews in the computer and telecommunications industries to demonstrate how business model innovation is sensitive to industry-wide forces of value migration.
When project creators are required to disclose their innovations or sensitive information in a public forum, they may be disincentivized because their innovations could be imitated or stolen by their competitors, especially during the fundraising period (Agrawal et al. 2013).
Innovation that involves sensitive medical technologies is challenging and provokes strong emotional reactions, but the reality is that the strongest criticisms of Theranos have more to do with business structure than their blood tests.
This occurs because high innovation backward linkages are sensitive to productivity changes in other sectors.
