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Industry Size and the Distribution of R&D Investment
We analyze the link between industry size and R&D spending distribution. We consider a monopolistically competitive market in which firms can invest in cost-cutting R&D by paying a fixed cost first. For an intermediate level of fixed cost, there is a unique equilibrium in which the market segments
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