significant technology index, human resource, process technology and R&D capabilities than local firms. However, the remaining t …-tests produced mixed results. Nonetheless, foreign firms enjoyed stronger statistical relationships between the technology index, and … relationship between export-intensity, and technology index and human resource capabilities. Overall, the results suggest that …

manufacturing. Foreign firms were also more export and technology intensive than local firms in textile and garment (process … technology and R&D), and metal engineering (HR). Foreign firms' enjoyed higher and statistically significant skills and overall … technology (HR and R&D) means than local firms in food and beverage. The econometric exercise showed that foreign ownership …

three industries. Foreign firms enjoyed higher overall technology and HR intensity means than local firms in auto parts and … electronics. Foreign firms enjoyed higher and statistically significant process technology mean than local firms in electronics …. Foreign firms also enjoyed higher means than local firms in process technology and R&D intensities. The econometric results …

history of extreme dependence on foreign technology imports through essentially the licensing route to manufacture large …. Consequent to this, considerable investments were effected through in-house R&D to adapt this inappropriate technology to local … Wireless in Local Loop access technology; and (c) telecom software exports, it is demonstrated that the country has a growing …

This paper puts together new data on the technology generation and technology transfers in the world economy over the … corporate concentration in the technology generation in terms of indicators of R&D activity, patent ownership and receipts of … technology fees and royalties against the background of emergence of new core technologies and the recent trend of corporate …

The application of proton exchange membrane (PEM) fuel cell technology within the automotive industry is turning into …

spillover hypothesis that 'presence of foreign firms and disembodied technology import in a sector leads to higher productivity …-owned firms. The other source of knowledge spillover i.e., disembodied technology import in the sector does not attain …-tech sectors where technology-gap is smaller between foreign-owned firms and local firms is also not validated in the present study. …