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Less Competitive Pressure Leads to Less Innovation

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Less Competitive Pressure Leads to Less Innovation

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Taking advantage of the suddenly reduced threat of hostile takeovers of Delaware-incorporated companies, two researchers demonstrate the significant reduction of innovation efforts when competitive pressure is eased. In short, less competition leads to less innovation.


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Idea conceived

March 9, 2018

Idea posted

Dec 2018
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