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capital. Studies of high technology industries and recent labor studies agree in assigning a large role to science and … technology in the growth of human and physical capital, although direct tests of these relationships have not been carried out … tends to be in favor of the human and physical capital used intensively by high technology industries. This is the source of …
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Previous studies have found that the firm's own research and spillovers of research by related firms increase firm …
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This paper is an empirical study of the impact on U.S. wage structure of domestic technology, foreign technology, and …, which assumes two levels of skill, suggests that domestic technology raises both wages, while foreign technology, on a … simple interpretation, lowers both. Trade at a constant technology, as usual, lowers the wage of that class of labor used …
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This paper studies the influence of the structure of firm R&D, industry R&D spillovers, and plant level physical capital on the factor intensity of production. By the structure of firm R&D we mean its distribution across states and products. By factor intensity we mean the cost shares of...
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The influence of academic science on industrial R&D seems to have increased in recent years compared with the pre-World War II period. This paper outlines an approach to tracing this influence using a panel of 14 R&D performing industries from 1961-1986. The results indicate an elasticity...
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The National Science Foundation R&D Survey is an annual survey of firms' research and development expenditures. The …
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