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The Encyclopedia of Services is a ground-breaking resource that offers a unique overview of what constitutes the main source of wealth and employment in our contemporary economies, namely services.



Divided into five thematic parts, the Encyclopedia thoroughly examines services from a variety of disciplinary perspectives. It provides a pedagogical state of the art review of 283 topics falling within the scope of the major streams of service studies, such as services in economic thought, services management and services innovation. Each entry describes, synthesizes and discusses the main dimensions of the given topic, highlighting key research areas and literature.



This Encyclopedia will be particularly invaluable for researchers and students in the economics, sociology, political science and management fields as well as practitioners in the private and public sector.



Key Features:



  • First encyclopedia of service studies covering the key topics in the field

  • Entries written by 241 leading scholars and practitioners from 39 different countries

  • Fully supported by The European Association for Research on Services (RESER)

  • Multi-disciplinary approach across the fields of economics, management, sociology, geography, but also political science and history.



The Encyclopedia of Services is a ground-breaking resource that offers a unique overview of what constitutes the main source of wealth and employment in our contemporary economies, namely services.
List of contributors
xvii
Preface and acknowledgments xxiii
SECTION 1 TERTIARIZATION AND SERVICES: DEFINITIONS AND THEORIES
1.1 Definitions and classifications
Architectural (or Assembled) Services
3(2)
Faridah Djellal
Characteristics of Services
5(2)
Sabine Benoit
The Concept of Services in EU Legal Texts
7(2)
Damien Broussolle
Gadrey's Service Triangle
9(2)
Faiz Gallouj
Industry Borders and the Size of the Services-Producing Sector
11(2)
Damien Broussolle
Service Classification
13(4)
Luis Rubalcaba
Ernesto Solano
Service Definition
17(2)
Luis Rubalcaba
Service Ontology
19(2)
Aarre Laakso
Luis Rubalcaba
Services in National Accounts
21(1)
Damien Broussolle
The "Services Worlds"
22(3)
Faiz Gallouj
1.2 Sectors and activities
Big Four Audit and Accounting Firms
25(4)
Carnal Gallouj
Nizar Gallouj
Construction as a Service
29(2)
Jan Brbchner
Cultural and Creative Industries
31(2)
Lars Fuglsang
E-Services
33(2)
Ada Scupola
Factoryless Goods Producing Firms
35(1)
Damien Broussolle
Farm Advisory Services
36(2)
Pierre Labarthe
High-Speed Rail Services
38(2)
Marie Delaplace
Hospital Retailing
40(2)
Naila Gallouj
Industrial Services
42(1)
Heidi M. E. Korhonen
Insurance Services
43(3)
Debora Allam-Firley
Introduction to Web Services
46(1)
Jens Neuhiittler
Knowledge-Intensive Business Services (KIBS)
47(5)
Liudmila Bagdoniene
Knowledge-Intensive Social Services (KISS)
52(1)
Benoit Desmarchelier
M-Tourism Services
53(2)
Stephane Bourliataux-Lajoinie
Arnaud Riviere
Management Consultants: From Pariah to Hegemon?
55(4)
Matthias Kipping
The Many Service Dimensions of Agriculture
59(5)
Carnal Gallouj
Professional Service Firms
64(1)
Michael Smets
Jeffrey Peo
Ian Rodgers
Public Health Services
65(1)
Ida Gremyr
Publishing and Editing as a Service
66(3)
Marie-Pierre Vaslet
Touristic Services
69(2)
Rimante Hopeniene
Transportation and Logistics Services
71(3)
Bernd Bienzeisler
1.3 Structural change, tertiarization and markets
Demand-Driven Services
74(3)
Zhaohao Sun
Household Services Consumption
77(3)
Elena Mafias
Patricia Gabaldon
Input-Output and Services
80(3)
Jose A. Camacho
Mercedes Rodriguez
Market Forms in Services
83(5)
Henk L. M. Kox
Productivity and Performance in Services
88(4)
Andres Maroto Sanchez
Services Economic Growth
92(4)
Luis Rubalcaba
Ernesto Solano
Servindustrial Economy
96(1)
Aku Valtakoski
Javier Reynoso
Structural Change and Tertiarization in Developing Countries
97(3)
Gisela Di Meglio
Jorge Gallego
1.4 Services in economic and management thought: concepts and theories
Alfred Sauvy, Services and the Spillover Theory
100(1)
Carnal Gallouj
Allan Fisher and the Tertiary Sector
101(1)
Carnal Gallouj
Circular Economy and Services
102(1)
Carnal Gallouj
Celine Viala
Colin Clark and the Generalization of the Three-Sector Model
103(1)
Carnal Gallouj
Complex Systems, Risk Economics and Services: Giarini's Contribution
104(1)
Carnal Gallouj
Daniel Bell and the Post-Industrial Society
105(1)
Faiz Gallouj
The Experience Economy and Service Experiences
106(4)
Jon Sundbo
Frederic Bastiat and Services
110(1)
Jon Murphy
The Functional and Performance Economy in Services
111(3)
Walter R. Stahel
Harry Greenfield and the Focus on Producer Services
114(1)
Carnal Gallouj
Heinrich Storch and "Internal Goods"
115(2)
Faiz Gallouj
Ibn Khaldun and the Many Ways to Make a Living
117(1)
Carnal Gallouj
Faiz Gallouj
The Increasing Complexity and the "What-How" Transformation
118(1)
Carnal Gallouj
Information Economy, Knowledge Economy, Intangible and New Economy What Next?
119(3)
Carnal Gallouj
Jean Fourastie and the Logic behind the Three-Sector Model
122(1)
Carnal Gallouj
Jean Gadrey: Characterizing Services and Service Relationships
123(3)
Carnal Gallouj
Joachim Singelmann: Toward a Refined Classification of Services
126(1)
Carnal Gallouj
Jonathan Gershuny and the Self-Service Society
127(2)
Faiz Gallouj
Public Service Logic
129(4)
Stephen P. Osborne
Quaternary Sector
133(1)
Carnal Gallouj
Service-Dominant Logic
134(3)
Angeline Nariswari
Stephen L. Vargo
Service Ecosystems
137(2)
Kaisa Koskela-Huotari
Service: From Smith to Hill
139(3)
Damien Broussolle
Service Science
142(2)
Paul P. Maglio
Services and Schumpeter
144(1)
Michael Peneder
The Three-Sector Model
145(2)
Carnal Gallouj
Victor Fuchs and Services
147(1)
Carnal Gallouj
What did Marx Say on Services?
148(1)
Damien Broussole
William J. Baumol and Services
149(4)
Benoit Desmarchelier
SECTION 2 MANAGING SERVICES, SERVICES IN MANAGEMENT
2.1 Organization and operations
Balancing Demand and Capacity in Services
153(4)
Patricia Chew
Jochen Wirtz
Core Services and Peripheral Services
157(1)
Faridah Djellal
Carnal Gallouj
Corporate Digital Responsibility (CDR) in Services
158(4)
James Tarhit
Nicole Hartley
Werner Kunz
Jochen Wirtz
Digital Servitization of Manufacturing Firms
162(1)
Theoni Paschou
Front Office Versus Back Office
163(2)
Carnal Gallouj
Jean-Claude Pacitto
Lean Management in Services
165(1)
Daryl Powell
Logistics in Service Organizations
166(3)
Gilles Pache
Low Cost in Services
169(3)
Carnal Gallouj
Product-Service Systems
172(1)
Valerie Mathieu
Public-Private Partnerships for Service Provision
173(3)
Veiko Lemher
Service Blueprint
176(2)
Faiz Gallouj
Service Growth in Product Firms
178(2)
Christian Kowalkowski
Service Industrialization
180(3)
Uday Karmarkar
Service Operations
183(4)
Richard Metiers
Service Outsourcing: Delineating the Scope of the Firm
187(5)
Bertrand V. Quelin
Servitization and Advanced Services
192(4)
Ahmad Beltagui
Tim Baines
Andreas Schroeder
Ali Ziaee Bigdeli
Servuction Systems
196(3)
Muriel Jougleux
Smart Product-Service Systems
199(2)
Kentaro Watanabe
Sourcing Business Services
201(4)
Wendy van der Valk
Kostas Selviaridis
Time and Services
205(2)
Carnal Gallouj
Worlds of Production and Performance in Services
207(6)
Faiz Gallouj
2.2 Service marketing and strategy
Communication in Services
213(3)
Ronan Divard
Consumer Resistance in Services
216(3)
Abdelmajid Amine
Customer Journey
219(1)
Ashjørn Føtad
Ragnhild Halvorsrud
E-servicescape/Cyberscape
220(1)
Mark S. Rosenbaum
German Contreras Ramirez
Information Asymmetry and Uncertainty in Service Markets
221(2)
Carnal Gallouj
Luxury Service Consumption
223(2)
Jonas Holmqvist
Jochen Wirtz
Martin P. Fritze
Management of Franchise Chains in Services
225(1)
Rozenn Perrigot
Multi/Omni and Cross-Channel Distribution
226(4)
Huan Liu
Peter C. Verhoef
Positioning a Service
230(2)
Ronan Divard
Pricing in Services
232(4)
Frederic Jallat
Quality Signaling on Service Markets
236(3)
Carnal Gallouj
Ranking in Services
239(3)
Carnal Gallouj
Hind Marzak
Relationship Marketing in Services
242(3)
Adrian Palmer
Satisfaction in Service Experiences
245(4)
Elodie Mallor
Sylvie Llosa
Self-Service and Customer Participation
249(3)
Audrey Bonnemaizon
Sandrine Cadenat
Service Climate
252(2)
Benjamin Schneider
Service Failure, Recovery and Complaint Handling
254(3)
Chiara Orsingher
Service Franchising
257(2)
Rozenn Perrigot
Service Guarantee
259(2)
Benedetto Crisafulli
Service Level Agreement (SLA)
261(1)
Gilberto Perez
Service Quality Models
262(3)
Emel Yarimoglu
Service Robots and AI in the Frontline
265(4)
Stefanie Paluch
Jochen Wirtz
Werner Kunz
Services and Customer Deviance
269(3)
Jean-Baptiste Suquet
Servicescape
272(3)
Mark S. Rosenbaum
German Contreras Ramirez
Social Franchising
275(1)
Rozenn Perrigot
Standards and Certifications for Services
276(3)
Grete Rusten
Strategic Alliances of Service Firms
279(3)
Brian Tjemkes
Olivier Furrer
Strategies for Developing Customer Loyalty for Services
282(4)
Jochen Wirtz
Patricia Chew
Understanding Consumer Behavior in the Service Encounter
286(7)
Jochen Wirtz
Patricia Chew
2.3 Employment, HRM in services
"Bullshit Jobs", Service Jobs?
293(1)
Carnal Gallouj
Creative Class
294(1)
Carnal Gallouj
Customers as "Partial Employees" of Service Organizations
295(2)
Carnal Gallouj
Philippe Jourdan
Valerie Jourdan
Emotional Work and Services
297(2)
Catherine Maman
Employee Empowerment in Services
299(2)
Conrad Lashley
"Good Jobs vs Bad Jobs": Dualism in the Service Labor Market
301(1)
Carnal Gallouj
Human Resource Management (HRM) and Employment in Services
302(3)
John R. Bryson
Human Resource Management (HRM) Consultants and Private Personnel Services: Shaping the Labor Market
305(2)
Carnal Gallouj
Knowledge Management in Management Consultancy
307(3)
Szilvia Mosonyi
Pedagogical Servuction in Higher Education
310(2)
Catherine Lapassouse Madrid
Professional Identity in Services
312(2)
Per Echeverri
Retaining Business and Professional Service Employees
314(1)
John R. Bryson
Service Employment Systems
315(2)
Damien Broussolle
Up or Out System in Consultancy
317(5)
Carnal Gallouj
SECTION 3 INNOVATION IN SERVICES, SERVICES IN INNOVATION
3.1 Definitions, concepts, theories and measurement
Assimilation Approaches to Innovation in Services
322(1)
Faiz Gallouj
The Assimilation-Demarcation-Integration (ADI) Framework for Innovation in Services
323(2)
Faridah Djellal
Bricolage and Ad Hoc Innovation
325(2)
Lars Fuglsang
Characteristics-Based Approaches for Innovation in Services
327(4)
Paul Windrum
Demarcation Approaches to Innovation in Services
331(2)
Faiz Gallouj
Innovations in Smart Service Systems
333(3)
Jens Neuhuttler
Walter Ganz
Integration Approaches to Innovation in Services
336(2)
Faiz Gallouj
Inversion Approaches to Innovation in Services
338(1)
Faridah Djellal
Measuring Innovation in Services
339(3)
Anna Serena Vergori
Nicola De Liso
Public-Private Innovation Networks in Services (PPINSs)
342(1)
Alessandra Marasco
Public Service Innovation Networks (PSINs)
343(3)
Faiz Gallouj
Nizar Gallouj
The Reverse Product Cycle Model (Barras)
346(1)
Faridah Djellal
Service Innovation in OECD Manuals
347(2)
Anthony Arundel
Services and Community Innovation Surveys
349(2)
Maria Savona
Social Innovation and Services
351(5)
Luis Rubalcaba
3.2 Organization and strategy for innovation
Artificial Intelligence in Services
356(3)
Cristina Mele
Tiziana Russo-Spena
Blockchain and Innovation in Services
359(1)
Tiziana Russo-Spena
Cristiana Mele
Design Thinking for Public Service Innovation
360(1)
Maria Taivalsaari R&oalsh;hnebak
Dynamic Capabilities for Service Innovation in the Digital Era
361(2)
Paulo Antonio Zawislak
Carlai de Oliveira Netto
Rafael Toassi Crispim
Guilherme Freitas Camboim
Employee Involvement in Service Innovation
363(2)
Marit Engen
Lars Fuglsang
Tuna Tuominen
Fablabs and Hackerspaces and Innovation in Services
365(1)
Laure Morel
Global and National Cooperation in Service Innovation
366(1)
Xavier Vence
Intellectual Property Rights and Service Innovation
367(4)
Doris Schartinger
Intrapreneurship in Services
371(1)
Jon Sundbo
Living Labs for Service Innovation
372(3)
Lars Fuglsang
New Service Development: Key Concepts and Performance Drivers
375(4)
Bo Edvardsson
Bard Tronvoll
Practice-Based Innovation in Services
379(3)
Marja Toivonen
Quality Standards and Innovation in Services
382(1)
Christiane Hipp
R&D in Services
383(3)
Jari Kuusisto
Liting Selina Liang
Service Design and Innovation
386(2)
Birgit Mager
Service Innovation and Ethics and Societal Issues
388(3)
Jacob Dahl Rendtorjf
Social Entrepreneurship and Service Innovation
391(2)
Ada Scupola
"Up or Out" System and Innovation in Consulting Firms
393(2)
Carnal Gallouj
User/Consumer-Based Innovation in Services
395(6)
Olivier Furrer
Mikele Landry
Chloe Baillod
Rodoula Tsiotsou
Ben Liu
3.3 Sectoral approaches to innovation in services
The "Retail Accordion" Model of Hollander
401(2)
Carnal Gallouj
The "Big Middle" Model of Innovation and Change in Retailing
403(1)
Carnal Gallouj
Creative Innovation in Gastronomy Services
404(2)
Cheryl Marie Cordeiro
Jaap W. van Hal
Digital Transformation in the Public Sector
406(2)
Noella Edelmann
Nathalie Haug
Ines Mergel
Innovation and Knowledge Management in Consultancy Services
408(1)
Faridah Djellal
Innovation in Financial Services
409(5)
Anne-Laure Mention
Innovation in Health Services
414(4)
Jose Luis Navarro Espigares
Innovation in Insurance Services
418(2)
Antonio Coviello
Innovation in KIBS
420(4)
David Doloreux
Richard Shearmur
Gabriel Baldassarri
Innovation in Postal Services
424(3)
Bernhard Bukovc
Innovation in Professional Service Firms
427(1)
Michael Smets
Ian Rodgers
Jeffrey Peo
Innovation in Restaurants
428(1)
Craig Lee
Innovation in Social Services
429(3)
Andreas Longer
Simon Guntner
Innovation in Tourism and Hospitality
432(2)
Anne-Mette Hjalager
Innovation in Transportation
434(5)
Stephan Muller
KIBS in Innovation Systems
439(6)
Ian Miles
"Local" Theories and Models of Innovation in Retailing
445(3)
Carnal Gallouj
Open Banking Services
448(1)
Gilberto Perez
Platforming: A Logistical Service Innovation
449(3)
Gilles Pache
Public Service Innovation
452(5)
Antonello Zanfei
Service Innovation in Construction
457(1)
Jan Brochner
Service Innovation in Manufacturing Firms
458(3)
Lars Witell
The "Wheel of Retailing" Model
461(5)
Carnal Gallouj
SECTION 4 SERVICES TRADE, SERVICES SPACES
4.1 Services: an international perspective
Cloud-Based Services, Digital Platforms and Internationalization
466(1)
John R. Bryson
The COVID-19 Shock and Services Trade
467(1)
Anirudh Shingal
Digital Services in the Food and Agriculture Sectors of Developing Countries
468(2)
Heike Baumuller
The General Agreement on Trade in Services: A Work in Progress
470(2)
Jean Philippe
Global Supply Chains: The Fragility of Delivery Service
472(2)
Gilles Pache
Gravity Models and Trade in Services
474(2)
Peter M. Smith
Indian Software Services
476(1)
Anthony P. D'Costa
International Branding in Services
477(2)
Mbaye Fall Diallo
International Trade and Services
479(2)
Mercedes Rodriguez
Jose A. Camacho
Internationalization of Higher Education
481(2)
Jane Knight
Internationalization of Management Consultancy
483(3)
Johannes Gliickler
Internationalization of Services in Emerging Countries
486(2)
Cristina Castro-Lucas
Knowledge Services Offshoring
488(1)
Kristin Brandl
Michael Mol
M-Services in Developing Countries
489(1)
Stephane Bourliataux-Lajoinie
Arnaud Riviere
Medical Tourism
490(2)
Marina Gregoric
Multinational Service Firms
492(1)
Peter Enderwick
Peer-to-Peer Sharing Platforms, from Gifts to International Exchanges
493(2)
Daisy Bertrand
The Role of Standards for Trade in Services
495(4)
Knut Blind
Service Innovation in Developing Countries
499(3)
Diego Aboal
Luis Rubalcaba
Service Offshoring
502(1)
Jean Philippe
Pierre-Yves Leo
Service Trade, Gender and Policies
503(3)
Pierre Sauve
Services in Developing Countries
506(3)
Eduardo Raupp de Vargas
Services in the Balance of Payments
509(2)
Damien Broussolle
Services Internationalisation
511(2)
Jean Philippe
Pierre-Yves Leo
Services SMEs and International Trade
513(4)
Hildegunn Kyvik Nordas
4.2 Services: regional and local perspectives
City as a Service
517(1)
Anna Viljakainen
Coworking, Third Places and Local Development
518(3)
Christine Liefooghe
E-Services in Urban Areas
521(1)
Tommi Inkinen
The Geography of KIBS
522(2)
Richard Shearmur
David Doloreux
Intra-Urban Localization of Services
524(1)
Lars Winther
Last Mile Delivery Services
525(1)
Emel Aktas
Local Intensive Business Services (LIBS)
526(3)
Magali Talandier
Service Location and Retail Location
529(5)
Jerome Baray
Services and Urban Centers
534(2)
Jean Philippe
Pierre-Yves Leo
Services Geography
536(2)
Bernadette Merenne-Schoumaker
Services in Regional Development: From Followers to Engines
538(2)
Carnal Gallouj
Services: Engine of Urban Economic Growth
540(4)
Jean Philippe
Pierre-Yves Leo
SECTION 5 SOCIETAL CHALLENGES AND PUBLIC POLICY
5.1 Societal challenges for services
Active Mobility Services
544(3)
Silvia Stuchi
Sonia Paulino
Base of the Pyramid (BoP) Service Research
547(2)
Karla Cabrera
Ana Valdes
Javier Reynoso
Capturing the Value of Public Services
549(3)
Kirsi Hyytinen
Care Society, Care Services
552(2)
Pascale Molinier
Chinese Culture and its Impacts on the Service Economy
554(2)
Sen Bao
Marja Toivonen
Cultural Differences and Services
556(3)
Olivier Furrer
Elderly Care Services in the Future: The Role of Technology
559(1)
Hannamaija Tuovila
Kentaro Watanabe
Kirsi Hyytinen
Green Platforms Services for Sustainability
560(4)
Andreas Pyka
Lea F. Stbber
Integration Services for Refugees
564(1)
Klara Foti
Islamic Financial Services
565(5)
Eddy S. Fang
Islamic Touristic Services
570(4)
Carnal Gallouj
New Services for Elderly People in Europe
574(2)
Christian Bourret
Therese Depeyrot
Resilience and Renewal through Imposed Service Innovation
576(1)
Kristina Heinonen
Retail Services and Aging Consumers
577(4)
Carnal Gallouj
Science Museums as Educational Services
581(1)
Jose Aureliano Martin Segura
Cesar Perez Lopez
Service and "Servitude"
581(3)
Isabel Pedraza-Acosta
Service and Aging
584(4)
Samuel Guillemot
Services and Religion
588(5)
Carnal Gallouj
Service Inclusion
593(3)
Rolf Running
Services and Environment (Greening)
596(4)
Brita Hermelin
Patrik Strom
Services and the Environmental Kuznets Curves
600(1)
Benoit Desmarchelier
Services Sector in Conflict Regions
601(3)
Rabeh Morrar
Sexual Services and Escorts
604(5)
Carnal Gallouj
Street Services: Street Vendors and Service Providers
609(3)
Carnal Gallouj
The Sustainability of Logistics and Transportation Services
612(2)
Corinne Blanquart
Thomas Zeroual
Women and Services
614(5)
Heike Jacobsen
5.2 Public policy for services
Big Data Services and Policy Making
619(2)
Luis Rubalcaba
Leticia Rubalcaba
Aarre Laakso
Competition Policy
621(2)
Luis Rubalcaba
Deregulation in Services Network Industries within the European Union
623(2)
Damien Broussolle
Educational Services and Policies: Towards a System Approach
625(1)
Oscar Montes Pineda
Employment Policies in the Services Sector
626(2)
Raquel Llorente
Entrepreneurship Policies for Public Libraries
628(2)
Varun Gupta
Chetna Gupta
Leandro Pereira
Global Services Skills Policies
630(2)
Javier Peha Capobianco
Good Practices in Promoting FDI in Services
632(3)
Roberto Echandi
Policies for Blockchain Adoption in Education
635(1)
Varun Gupta
Chetna Gupta
Leandro Pereira
Policies for Co-Creation in Public Administrations
636(3)
Francesco Mureddu
Policies for Digital Transformation in Services
639(1)
David Gago
Policies for Distributive Trades Services
640(1)
Javier Casares
Policies for Health Services
641(1)
Manuel Garcia-Goni
Policies for Innovation in the Public Sector
642(5)
Eran Vigoda-Gadot
Policies for Knowledge-Intensive Business Services
647(3)
Luna Leoni
Urko Lopez Odriozola
Policies for Public-Private Innovation Networks
650(2)
K. Matthias Weber
Bernhard Dachs
Policies for Service Innovation in Developing Countries
652(1)
Luis Rubalcaba
Diego Aboal
Policies for Services Innovation in Enterprises
653(4)
Luis Rubalcaba
Jose Franco
Policies for Services Integration in Global Value Chains
657(2)
Nanno Mulder
Policy Barriers to Trade in Services and their Impact
659(1)
Martin Roy
Policy for Services Statistics in a Digital and Borderless Economy
660(2)
Diego Aboal
Luis Rubalcaba
Public Policies for Digital Co-Creation in Public Services
662(1)
Noella Edelmann
Francesco Mureddu
Public Policies for Service Quality
663(3)
Luis Rubalcaba
Aarre Laakso
Public Policy and Sustainable Service-Oriented Business Model Innovation
666(2)
Alberto Peralta
Regional Policies and the Services Sector
668(1)
Ruben Garrido-Yserte
Maria-Teresa Gallo-Rivera
Regulation in Services
669(4)
Henk L. M. Kox
Regulation of False Self-Employment in Services
673(2)
Anita Wblfl
Services-Related Policies: An Overall Framework
675(2)
Luis Rubalcaba
Services Trade Policy
677(2)
Matteo Fiorini
Bernard Hoekman
The Single Market and the Services Directive
679(2)
Damien Broussolle
Tourism Policies
681(4)
Francisco J. Navarro-Meneses
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Edited by Faļz Gallouj, Professor of Economics and member of CLERSE-CNRS, University of Lille, Camal Gallouj, Professor of Management Science, Director of the CEPN, University Sorbonne, Paris Nord, Marie-Christine Monnoyer, Emeritus Professor of Management Science, University of Toulouse 1 and Catholic Institute of Toulouse, France and Luis Rubalcaba, Professor of Economics, University of Alcalį, Spain

with the assistance of Markus Scheuer, Rheinisch-Westfalisches Institut für Wirtschaftsforschung, Essen, Germany