Abstract
In this paper, we proposed a mathematical analysis model of the enterprise innovation system according to the theory of synergetics and based on a three-variable chemical oscillation model. The three variables-innovation capability status, resource investment status and innovation support status-are used metaphorically as the main reaction variables in the oscillation reaction. Through the simulation, in which the fourth-order Runge-Kutta algorithm was utilized and realized by the software MATLAB, the co-evolutionary characteristics of enterprise innovation systems were studied. We conclude that the degree of protection of intellectual property rights has a critical impact on the enterprise innovation system: overly strong or weak intellectual property protection is not conducive to enterprise innovation. Only when intellectual property protection is within a reasonable range can it promote the evolution of the enterprise innovation system to the collaborative state.
Highlights
The word ‘‘innovation’’ was first proposed in the book ‘‘The Theory of Economic Development’’ by Joseph Alois Schumpeter
The innovation behaviour of an enterprise can vary depending on the degree of intellectual property protection
Enterprises in China are bound to be affected by the degree of intellectual property protection in China’s environment
Summary
The word ‘‘innovation’’ was first proposed in the book ‘‘The Theory of Economic Development’’ by Joseph Alois Schumpeter. The reaction step M0 can be understood as follows: R&D planned investment in the enterprise innovation system is affected by the degree of intellectual property protection. The reaction step M1 can be understood as follows: in the enterprise innovation system, the combination of actual R&D investment and valid patents owned by the enterprise will lead the enterprise to create new products.
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