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Allocative Efficiency and the Returns to Innovation
When producers in a network compete in quantities, an innovator's profit contains none of the change in allocative efficiency that its innovation causes, whether a gain or a loss, because its own choices are optimal and other effects on its profit are transfers. A process innovator also forgoes its
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