Ansätze einer akteurbasierten Innovationserklärung ... - KOBRA

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Fig. 1: Enhanced concept of problem solving 60
Fig. 2: Features of problem solving during invention and innovation 67
Fig. 3: Agent‐related factors of innovation 77
Fig. 4: Extended ,Ajzen model‘ of innovation behaviour 80
Fig. 5: Assessing the selection of mode of action in the questionnaire for the
,second‐order innovation‘ project 81
Fig. 6: Phases of the innovation process 84
Fig. 7: Agent‐ and time‐referenced innovation process 86
Fig. 8: Combining agent‐related surveys with the development of theories and models 88
Fig. 9: The CEIS model 99
Fig. 10: The CEIS model – direct effects 103
Fig. 11: The CEIS model – total effects 105
Fig. 12: Flowchart of the Kd‐Td model 119
Fig. 13: Accumulation of trust 124
Fig. 14: Knowledge transfer 124
Fig. 15: Accumulation of knowledge 124
Fig. 16: Development of trust and knowledge 124
Fig. 17: Accumulation of trust 128
Fig. 18: Knowledge transfer 128
Fig. 19: Accumulation of knowledge 128
Fig. 20: Development of trust and knowledge 128
Fig. 21: Development of trust and knowledge 128
Fig. 22: Development of trust and knowledge 128
Fig. 23: Accumulation of trust 134
Fig. 24: Knowledge transfer 134
Fig. 25: Accumulation of knowledge 134
Fig. 26: Development of trust and knowledge Standard 134
Fig. 27: Development of trust and knowledge 134
Fig. 28: Development of trust and knowledge 134
Fig. 29: Accumulation of trust 136
Fig. 30: Knowledge transfer 136
Fig. 31: Accumulation of knowledge 136
Fig. 32: Development of trust and knowledge 136
Fig. 33: Development of trust and knowledge 136
Fig. 34: Development of trust and knowledge 136
Fig. 35: Matching of firms in co‐operative innovation 154
Fig. 36: Total profit (up) and sector specific profits (down) 162
Fig. 37: Shares of action modes over time 163
Fig. 38: Mean level of sharable knowledge over time 164
Fig. 39: Distribution and acquisition of sharable knowledge over time 165
Fig. 40: Individual level of sharable knowledge over time 166
Fig. 41: Sensitivity analysis for the substitution parameter and various behavioral
parameters 167