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empirical properties of a large-scale production network as given by detailed US input-output data. Finally I address how theory …
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input-output from this networked perspective and (iii) how theory and data on production networks can be usefully combined …
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firm's marginal production costs. We test the theory by exploiting the opening of a high-speed (Shinkansen) train line in …
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firm's marginal production costs. We test the theory by exploiting the opening of a high-speed (Shinkansen) train line in …
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Conceptual overview, critical commentary and future directions
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This study estimates the impacts on a disaggregated set of California industries of introducing a carbon pricing policy within the state.. Two time horizons are considered, the “very short run” and the “short run”. To limit adverse impacts on the state’s energy-intensive and...
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This report presents a case study of the role of a large R&D intensive multinational company for a small open economy. The case study examines the role of AstraZeneca in the Swedish economy, i.e. an economy dominated by multinational companies. The purpose of the report is to analyze the...
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Given the increasing significance of knowledge spillovers in innovation, this study investigates and compares knowledge spillovers from arm’s length firms in the industries (market) with those from other sister firms in the same business group (network). By dividing the knowledge pool into...
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This paper analyse how previous experience and affiliation influence individual employees but also the current employers. Knowledge can be embodied in several different forms, in individuals, in books, in machines, or in processes. Human capital refers to embodied knowledge in individuals,...
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Although intuitively appealing (and common), drawing network strategy implications from empirical evidence of network performance effects in pooled cross-section is not necessarily warranted. This is because network positions can influence both the mean and variance of firm performance....
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