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Introduction Literature Review Research Questions Hypotheses Research Design and Data Results and Discussion Selective Revealing Example Conclusion
In open innovation processes, technology is treated as a tradable good to be bought and sold on the market (Arora, 2001) Under suitable circumstances, firms may make their technology available to the public in order to elicit development collaboration, but without any contractual guarantees of obtaining it.
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