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| Is ChatGPT detrimental to innovation? A field experiment among university students By Hassan, Mazen; Amin, Engi; Mansour, Sarah; Kelani, Zeyad Review of Economics and Political Science; Giza Vol. 11, Iss. 4, (2026): 264-282. DOI:10.1108/REPS-08-2024-0045 Abstract :A field experiment was conducted involving nearly 100 senior university students at a public university in Egypt, at a time when ChatGPT had not yet been legally operational. Over a one-month period, participants submitted three graded essay assignments. The treatment group utilized ChatGPT to write the essays, while the control group completed the assignments without such assistance. After submission, both groups participated in a lab-based innovation game, a risk game and a real effort task to measure their respective innovation, risk aversion and effort exertion. | |||
| Matching Innovation System Models to Context: An Explanatory Potential Framework By Malagón Homero; Ávila Robinson Alfonso; Huerta Barrientos Aida Systems; Basel Vol. 14, Iss. 5, (2026): 502. DOI:10.3390/systems14050502 Abstract :Innovation system decision-making is a core component in promoting incentives and conditions necessary for the emergence of innovation. It also plays a critical role in guiding policy and modeling strategies that aim to promote science, technology, and entrepreneurship at national, regional, and local levels. Decision-makers often select innovation system models that do not align with contextual scope, data accessibility, or institutional conditions, undermining their implementation. The lack of alignment between innovation system model assumptions and contextual realities undermines analysis and policy design, particularly when trying to implement a regional model on a national scale without any sort of adaptation. This study presents a framework that aligns innovation system models to specific contexts by providing a decision-making system based on structural analysis. Using a comprehensive collection of relevant previous studies related to the theoretical evolution of innovation system models, this research provides insights regarding the most used types and techniques to compare innovation systems comprising national and regional ISs, | |||
| Sustainable innovation cooperation for new energy vehicles under technological innovation risks and dual credit policy By Ma, Miaomiao; Li, Yuyu; Zhou, Yishan; Huang, Bo. Discover Sustainability; Hamburg Vol. 7, Iss. 1, (Dec 2026): 278. DOI:10.1007/s43621-026-02653-8 Abstract :The rapid growth of new energy vehicles (NEVs) provides a promising pathway to mitigate environmental degradation and alleviate energy shortages. To accelerate this transition, China has introduced the dual credit policy, a market-driven mechanism designed to incentivize technological innovation. However, most studies implicitly assume successful innovation outcomes, overlooking the substantial risk of innovation failure that characterizes NEV supply chains. This study develops decision-making models that incorporate innovation risk and examines three scenarios-no innovation, independent innovation, and cooperative innovation-to derive optimal innovation strategies and cooperation conditions. Results show that while the dual credit policy effectively promotes innovation, its incentive impact is significantly weakened when innovation risk is high. Cost-sharing mechanisms can alleviate this adverse effect, as the policy increases manufacturers’ willingness to share innovation costs, thereby facilitates cooperative technological innovation. Moreover, higher credit prices or credit coefficients further expand the manufacturer’s cost-sharing coefficients, enhancing the feasibility of sustained cooperation. These findings highlight that integrating innovation risk considerations into policy design, together with well-structured cost-sharing arrangements, offers a feasible pathway for advancing NEV innovation in line with global sustainability goals. | |||
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