Rank, stock, order, and epidemic effects in the diffusion of new process technologies: An empirical model

M Karshenas, PL Stoneman - the RAND Journal of Economics, 1993 - JSTOR
M Karshenas, PL Stoneman
the RAND Journal of Economics, 1993JSTOR
In this article we construct a general duration model of technology adoption that incorporates
the main factors discussed in different theories of diffusion of new process technologies. The
model is applied to data on diffusion of CNC in the UK engineering industry. Although we
find strong evidence in support of rank and endogenous learning effects, there seems to be
little evidence in support of the stock and order effects. The main factors affecting the
diffusion of CNC are found to be endogenous learning, firm size, industry growth rates, the …
In this article we construct a general duration model of technology adoption that incorporates the main factors discussed in different theories of diffusion of new process technologies. The model is applied to data on diffusion of CNC in the UK engineering industry. Although we find strong evidence in support of rank and endogenous learning effects, there seems to be little evidence in support of the stock and order effects. The main factors affecting the diffusion of CNC are found to be endogenous learning, firm size, industry growth rates, the cost of the technology, and expected changes in the cost of the technology.
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