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Accounting for research and productivity growth across industries

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What factors underlie industry differences in research intensity and productivity growth? We develop a multi … consumer preferences. We find that long run industry differences in both productivity growth and R&D intensity mainly reflect … research cannot account for industry differences in productivity growth rates, and that variation in intertemporal knowledge …

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On the effects of schooling vintage on experience-earnings profiles : theory and evidence

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High-Tech Gründungen in den neuen Bundesländern : Entwicklung und Standorte

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New firm set ups, especially in High Tech industries, can give important impulses for the technological development and the catch up process in the Neuen Bundes1aender. The paper at hand gives an overview about the formation behaviour considering the preconditions of the former German Democratic...

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Technologieorientierte Industrien und Unternehmen : alternative Definitionen

Nerlinger, Eric A.; Berger, Georg - 1995

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Firm formation in high-tech industries : empirical results for Germany

Nerlinger, Eric A. - 1996

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