R&D Model of Platform Technology for Digital Content Analysis Based on Numerical Simulation

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This paper studies the related problems which belong to research of digital content platform by using numerical simulation. Results from the research show that: the Nash-equilibrium is not the optimal outcome in the R&D competition. The government should pay attention to the continuity of investment. The larger the conversion rate of the user scale, R&D investment allowance rate and the foresight of companies are, the more the technology stock and consumer welfare are.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 756-759)

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4735-4741

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September 2013

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