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Understanding innovation in production networks in East Asia

Wignaraja, Ganeshan - 2013

This paper explores the "black box" of innovation in the electronics production network in East Asia through a mapping … ownership and innovation in increasing the probability of exporting in electronics. Higher levels of skills, managers' education … innovation than the research and development (R&D) to sales ratio. Accordingly, technological effort in electronics in these …

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What makes chinese firms productive?

Boeing, Philipp; Müller, Elisabeth; Sandner, Philipp - 2012

relationship supports the absorption of the knowledge. -- indigenous innovation ; China ; knowledge sources ; productivity …

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The Impact of University Patent Ownership on Innovation and Commercialization

Wang, Jun; Qian, Yi - National Bureau of Economic Research - 2023

This paper contributes to the literature on innovation policies and institutional theory on conditions for effective … yield broader implications for organization and innovation …

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How are China's state-owned enterprises doing in the 1990s? Evidence from three interior provinces

Raiser, Martin - 1996

Since its inception in the early 1980s, the success of China's enterprise reforms remains hotly debated. This paper introduces a new element into the analysis of state-owned enterprise performance by drawing on the recent increase in interregional income disparities. It is argued that as a...

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Monetary policy, asset prices and consumption in China

Koivu, Tuuli - 2010

This paper studies the wealth channel in China. Using the structural vector autoregression method, we find that a loosening of China’s monetary policy indeed leads to higher asset prices, which in turn are linked to household consumption. However, the importance of the wealth channel as a part...

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Income inequality in China and its influencing factors

Xiaolu, Wang - 2006

While the average level of income per capita has increased in China rapidly, income inequality is becoming a more serious problem that may threaten social stability and the sustainability of economic development. This paper examines the existence in China of an inverted U-shaped curve for income...

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China's business cycles: Perspectives from an AD-AS model

Zhang, Yin; Wan, Guanghua - 2004

This paper represents a first attempt to study China’s business cycles using a formal analytical framework, namely, a structural VAR model. It is found that: (a) demand shocks were the dominant source of macroeconomic fluctuations, but supply shocks had gained more importance over time; (b) the...

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An institutional analysis of China's reform of their monetary policy framework

He, Zengping; Jia, Genliang - 2019

This paper traces the history of China's reform of its monetary policy framework and analyzes its success and problems. In the context of financial marketization and the failure of the quantity-targeting framework, the People's Bank of China transformed its monetary policy framework toward one...

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Has the Chinese economy become more sensitive to interest rates? Studying credit demand in China

Koivu, Tuuli - 2008

Chinese authorities have traditionally relied mainly on administrative and quantitative measures in conducting monetary policy, with interest rates playing a less prominent role. Additional support for this view resides in a number of earlier studies that have found that the impact of interest...

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Monetary policy, asset prices and consumption in China

Koivu, Tuuli - 2010

This paper studies the wealth channel in China. Using the structural vector autoregression method, we find that a loosening of China.s monetary policy indeed leads to higher asset prices, which in turn are linked to household consumption. However, the importance of the wealth channel as a part...

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012148617