A Dynamic Model of Knowledge Alliance Based on Knowledge Complementarity and Knowledge Share

Gang Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.467-469.1309

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A Dynamic Model of Knowledge Alliance Based on Knowledge Complementarity and Knowledge Share

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Base on the consideration of knowledge share and knowledge complementarity, this paper establishes a dynamic knowledge alliance model. We analyze the effects of knowledge share and knowledge complementarity on equilibrium outcome, equilibrium profit and R＆D investments, and discuss the critical impact of knowledge complementarity on selection of alliance partner.

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Absorptive Capability, Knowledge Complementarity, Knowledge Share

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