Price competition in duopoly market leads to zero innovation cooperation
The article explores how two companies in a competitive market can work together on research and development (R&D) to improve their products and reduce costs. The researchers found that in a price competition, different types of innovation have the same economic impact. They also discovered that when companies cooperate on R&D, the level of innovation is likely to be low. This suggests that in a competitive market, companies may not invest much in R&D if they work together.