Technological Substitution Modeling is a analytical framework within technology life cycle analysis that characterizes the process and drivers by which an emerging technology displaces an incumbent technology in a given market or system.
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Information Technology and Growth
Dale W. Jorgenson, Kevin J. Stiroh · American Economic Review · 1999 · 501 citations
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