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Is inequality good for innovation? This article addresses this question, using aggregated microeconomic data for 102 … relationship between patents, included as a proxy for innovation and income inequality. The results indicate that, given existing … levels of income inequality in European Union (EU), an increase in a region’s inequality favors innovation. In addition …
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regulations, the resulting decision by a polluting firm to upgrade its capital stock, and the impact of innovation on this … in innovation on the polluting firm's steady-state capital stock. Fourth, they analyze the impact of an anticipated … increase in innovation on the polluting firm's steady-state capital stock. Finally, the authors discuss the relationship …
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This article examines the extent to which US producers of durable goods outsource design and development work to external organizations. Evidence from a sample of sixty-eight large manufacturing companies suggests that independent design consultancies and other design service vendors contribute...
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. In the deterministic model, R&D in time t surely leads to an innovation in time t + 1. In this setting, the authors show … hence achieves a larger size of innovation and a higher growth rate. Next, in the stochastic model, R&D in time t … probabilistically leads to an innovation in time t + 1. In this setting, the authors first define the equilibrium and the steady state …
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We provide the first theoretical analysis of the effects of alternate forms of taxation on economic growth in a dynamic model with multiple regions. The regions are heterogeneous, but, in each region, consumers have constant relative risk aversion preferences, there is no growth in the stock of...
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. In the deterministic model, R&D in time t surely leads to an innovation in time t + 1. In this setting, the authors show … hence achieves a larger size of innovation and a higher growth rate. Next, in the stochastic model, R&D in time t … probabilistically leads to an innovation in time t + 1. In this setting, the authors first define the equilibrium and the steady state …
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