Historical Technology Diffusion
Historical Technology Diffusion is a theoretical construct within the study of technological change that characterizes the pattern and pace at which an innovation spreads across a population or sector over time, distinguished by its reliance on empirical adoption data to model the S-shaped trajectory of diffusion.
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Exploring the Black Box: Technology, Economics, and History.
Gavin Cameron, Nathan Rosenberg · The Economic Journal · 1995 · 821 citations
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National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russia
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Harvard University
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Washington University in St. Louis
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Dartmouth College
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Institute of Oriental Studies
Moscow, Russia
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Harvard University Press
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Stanford University
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University of Sussex
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University of Wisconsin–Madison
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