“…They propose that the institutions and complementarities present in coordinated market economies, such as Germany and Japan, favor industries featuring incremental innovation, while those in liberal market economies, such as the United States, support industries requiring radical innovation. While the empirical evidence on this specific proposition is mixed (Boyer, 2004;Hall & Soskice, 2001;Lehrer, 2000;O'Sullivan, 2000;Redding & Witt, 2007;Streeck, 1991;Taylor, 2004;Vitols, 2002;, the construct of institutional comparative advantage as such has taken hold.…”