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Graff Zivin, Joshua & Elizabeth Lyons (2020) The effects of prize structures on innovative performance, no.working paper 26737, National Bureau of Economic Research.
A prize is something of value given to reward success in a contest or to recognize outstanding achievement. Prizes have been proposed as an alternative to existing methods for incentivizing innovation, such as patents and grants (Clancy & Moschini 2013).grants.[1]
Clancy, Matthew S. & Gian Carlo Moschini (2013) Incentives for innovation: Patents, prizes, and research contracts, Applied Economic Perspectives and Policy, vol. 35, pp. 206–241.
Clancy, Matthew S. & Gian Carlo Moschini (2013) Incentives for innovation: Patents, prizes, and research contracts, Applied Economic Perspectives and Policy, vol. 35, pp. 206–241.
A prize is something of value given to reward success in a contest or to recognize outstanding achievement. Prizes have been proposed as an alternative to existing methods for incentivizing innovation, such as patents orand grants (Clancy & Moschini 2013).
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Brunt, Liam, Josh Lerner & Tom Nicholas (2012) Inducement prizes and innovation, Journal of Industrial Economics, vol. 60, pp. 657–696.
Clancy, Matthew S. & Gian Carlo Moschini (2013) Incentives for innovation: Patents, prizes, and research contracts, Applied Economic Perspectives and Policy, vol. 35, pp. 206–241.
Graff Zivin, Joshua & Elizabeth Lyons (2020) The effects of prize (usually, cash as a financial incentive) for getting involved with some project.structures on innovative performance, no. 26737,
For posts that won the "Forum Prize" use theStiglitz, Joseph (2006) Forum PrizeInnovation: A better way than patents tag., New Scientist, September 17.
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A prize is something of value given to reward success in a contest or to recognize outstanding achievement. Prizes have been proposed as an alternative to existing methods for incentivizing innovation, such as patents and grants.[1] Prizes are also sometimes competitions.