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impact of internal and external knowledge pools of both green and ‘other than green’ technologies on green patent activities …. It turned out that the internal green knowledge stock is positively related to green patent activities with a … considerably large marginal value. The country’s green knowledge stock and the green knowledge stock of the same industry in other …
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firms for performing R&D abroad shows that market-seeking is the most important motive. Knowledge-seeking and (human …
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in Switzerland (universities and other research institution), i.e. to get involved in knowledge and technology transfer … (KTT) activities in order to gain new tacit and/or codified scientific knowledge in research fields which are relevant for … informational and educational activities (transfer of “tacit” knowledge), joint use of technical infrastructure and consulting …
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This study is part of a large project aiming at the investigation of a) extent and b) economic relevance of knowledge … research institutions) and private corporations. Under knowledge and technology transfer we understand very broadly any … activities targeted at transferring knowledge and technology that may help a company or a research institution – depending on the …
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While recent literature has focused on explaining the determinants of green innovations, it is not well understood how such innovations affect performance. To analyse the relationship between green innovation and performance, new industry-level panel data were exploited: these include 12 OECD...
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This study uses data of a representative sample of Swiss firms to assess the effectiveness of policy measures directed at the diffusion of energy effcient technology (EET). Three different outcome variables (number of EET applications implemented, CO2 reduction, and EET related investment) are...
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This paper investigates empirically the impact of diversity on the innovation performance of a firm. We created a measure for diversity that mirrors differences in the resource base of firms within an industry and tested its impact on innovation in addition to more traditional factors like...
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This paper compares the determinants and the effects of innovation cooperation on innovation performance at firm level in five European countries: Belgium, Germany, Norway, Portugal and Switzerland. In a first step we analyse cooperation agreements with national and international partners and in...
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Starting point of our analysis is the empirical fact that firms pursue different goals when getting engaged in R&D collaborations, often more than one goal at the same time. Given that firms are driven by different motives for R&D cooperation, the aim of this article is to investigate the...
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This paper aims at investigating empirically at the firm level the effect of the use of modern information and communication technologies (ICT), and also of two other factors, the adoption of new forms of workplace organization and trade (export) activities, on the demand for employees with...
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