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    In today’s competitive market environment, new product development has been a major source of a firm’s competitive advantage and the resulting firm value. However, researchers have previously shown that there is high level of risk involved with developing and introducing new products into the market and more than eighty percent of new products fail. Considering the greater risks associated with more innovative new products than those with less innovative ones, we distinguish between radical and incremental new products and examine their impact on firm value. We further investigate the moderating role of firm reputation on the relationship between the firm value and the radical and incremental new products. We collected data on the new product developments, firm reputation, and financial information in the pharmaceutical industries between 1997 and 2010 from various secondary data sources. Our analysis shows that radical and incremental new products have differential effects on firm value, and firm reputation plays a significant role to the effects of new products. A firm with higher reputation benefits more when they introduce radical new products but suffer when they introduce incremental new products. The findings of this study provide important theoretical and managerial implications. First, while prior research primarily focused on new products in general, this study shows that the effect of new products on firm value is dependent on the types of new products. While radical new products improve firm value, incremental new products have little impact on firm value. Second, this study offers new insights regarding the role of firm reputation in introducing new products. Depending on the level of reputation, a firm needs to foucs on different types of new products. In particular, a firm with high reputation needs to introduce more radical new products rather than leverage its reputation with incremental new products. Third, while prior research has extensively examined firm characteristics such as firm size, capability, or experience as determinats of innovation outcomes, this study extends our focus to more social factors, such as firm reputation. That is, firm reputation resulting from its past activities can magnify or limit the outcomes resulting from its innovation activities in the future. Finally, these findings provide specific suggestions to enhance firm value through new products. This study offers to distinguish between radical and incremental new products and at the same time to look at the level of firm reputation. This study guides firms to align types of new products with their level of reputation.
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    In today’s competitive market environment, new product development has been a major source of a firm’s competitive advantage and the resulting firm value. However, researchers have previously shown that there is high level of risk involved with de...

    In today’s competitive market environment, new product development has been a major source of a firm’s competitive advantage and the resulting firm value. However, researchers have previously shown that there is high level of risk involved with developing and introducing new products into the market and more than eighty percent of new products fail. Considering the greater risks associated with more innovative new products than those with less innovative ones, we distinguish between radical and incremental new products and examine their impact on firm value. We further investigate the moderating role of firm reputation on the relationship between the firm value and the radical and incremental new products. We collected data on the new product developments, firm reputation, and financial information in the pharmaceutical industries between 1997 and 2010 from various secondary data sources. Our analysis shows that radical and incremental new products have differential effects on firm value, and firm reputation plays a significant role to the effects of new products. A firm with higher reputation benefits more when they introduce radical new products but suffer when they introduce incremental new products. The findings of this study provide important theoretical and managerial implications. First, while prior research primarily focused on new products in general, this study shows that the effect of new products on firm value is dependent on the types of new products. While radical new products improve firm value, incremental new products have little impact on firm value. Second, this study offers new insights regarding the role of firm reputation in introducing new products. Depending on the level of reputation, a firm needs to foucs on different types of new products. In particular, a firm with high reputation needs to introduce more radical new products rather than leverage its reputation with incremental new products. Third, while prior research has extensively examined firm characteristics such as firm size, capability, or experience as determinats of innovation outcomes, this study extends our focus to more social factors, such as firm reputation. That is, firm reputation resulting from its past activities can magnify or limit the outcomes resulting from its innovation activities in the future. Finally, these findings provide specific suggestions to enhance firm value through new products. This study offers to distinguish between radical and incremental new products and at the same time to look at the level of firm reputation. This study guides firms to align types of new products with their level of reputation.

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    3 한용해, "지속적인 혁신 없인 제약기업 존재가치 사라진다" 보건산업동향 22 : 4 ~ 7, 2013

    4 정유정, "제품성과의 인지적 평가에 따른 만족 판단에 있어 실망과 후회의 매개효과" 마케팅연구 25 (4) : 163 ~ 185, 2010

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    8 천승현, "돈 안되는 국산신약..5개 중 1개 생산실적‘0’"

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    1 노부호, "한국기업의 평판에 대한조사연구" 서강경영논총 15 (1) : 29 ~ 44, 2004

    2 박상문, "탐험과 활용의 혁신전략과 연구개발조직이 중소기업의 기술혁신에 미치는 영향" 기술혁신학회지 11 (1) : 118 ~ 143, 2008

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    5 유재미, "제품 혁신성 지각의 결정요인과 제품 수용의향과의 관계:소비자관점을 중심으로" 마케팅연구 21 (2) : 27 ~ 52, 2006

    6 이동현, "무한경쟁시대, 남보다앞서‘스스로를파괴하라’" 동아비즈니스리뷰 84 (1) : 134 ~ 136, 2011

    7 홍성준, "마케팅혁신: 정의와 차원 그리고 기업성과와의 관계" 경영학연구 37 (1) : 133 ~ 164, 2008

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