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Corley, Marva; Michie, Jonathan; Oughton, Christine - 2002

The relationship between technology, productivity and employment is a complex one. Increased productivity can lead not … can develop new markets. On the other hand, if demand and hence output does not expand in line with productivity, then an … inverse relation between productivity and employment will result. The European Union seeks to improve living standards in …

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Human capital, international migration, R&D spillovers, and productivity growth: A panel data analysis

Le, Thanh - 2006

development of national productivity. As technology is also embodied in human capital, the paper empirically investigates the …

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Technological Characteristics and R&D Alliance Form: Evidence from the U.S. Biotechnology Industry

Wang, Xia - 2005

This study seeks to advance and test the knowledge-based theory of the firm as it applies to explaining the governance structure of R&D alliances. Unlike transaction-cost economics, the knowledge-based theory attempts to explain organizational form not primarily in terms of incentive...

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Three Essays on Industrial Organization

Lee, Yang Seung - 2008

The dissertation discusses issues in the field of industrial organization. When the government provides better infrastructure to competing firms for innovation, private firms' R&D expenditures are affected. When the government doesn't assure project completion, the uncertainty impacts private...

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Vertical Integration and Technology: Theory and Evidence

Zilibotti, Fabrizio; Griffith, Rachel; Aghion, Philippe; … - 2010

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Financial reporting discretion and voluntary disclosure: corporate research and development expenditure in Australia

Percy, Majella - 2000

The aim of this paper is to explain Australian R&D capitalisation and voluntary disclosure. It is argued that the discretionary choices available to management in Australia with respect to the accounting for and the disclosure of R&D expenditure and activities can be explained by the reduction...

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Discretionary Capitalization Of R&D: Evidence On The Usefulness In An Australian And Canadian Context

Smith, Dean T.; Percy, Majella; Richardson, Gordon D. - 2001

This study addresses the discretionary capitalization of R&D costs in Australia and Canada. We demonstrate, for both samples, that the discretionary capitalization of development costs (hereafter capitalized D) by the manager results in balance sheet and income numbers that are more highly...

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Culture, Services, Knowledge or "Is content King, or are we just drama Queens?"

Cunningham, Stuart D. - 2002

The paper tracks the fate of content as it passes across three grids of understanding: across the grid of ‘culture’, of ‘services’, and of ‘knowledge’. These grids also serve as historical and/or possible rationales for state intervention in the creative ndustries, as well as...

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The Role of External Monitoring in Firm Valuation: The Case of R&D Capitalization

Tutticci, Irene; Krishnan, Gopal; Percy, Majella - 2007

We investigate whether the use of a high quality auditor and increased regulatory monitoring of R&D reporting influence both the level of R&D expenditure capitalized by Australian companies from 1992 to 2002 and the market’s perception of the reliability of these figures. The results indicate...

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