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Do we still need cities? : evidence on rates of innovation from count data models of metropolitain statistical area patents

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The geographic concentration of knowledge : scale, agglomeration, and congestion in innovation across US states

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Institutions, innovation and economic growth

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Does institutional quality impact innovation? : evidence from cross-country patent grant data

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A time series test of innovation-driven endogenous growth

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Trade, competition and innovation

Sedgley, Norman H. - In: Applied economics 55 (2023) 44, pp. 5189-5201

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Step by step innovation without mutually exclusive patenting : implications for the inverted U

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The roles of innovators and labor in a Schumpeterian factor endowments based model of intra-industry trade

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The Geographic Concentration of Knowledge : Scale, Agglomeration and Congestion in Innovation Across Us States

Elmslie, Bruce; Sedgley, Norman - 2015

The endogenous innovation research program is one of the most important theoretical agendas in modern growth theory. Progress, however, has been slowed due to an apparent empirical anomaly. In their simplest and most appealing forms the models suggest a scale effect that seems inconsistent with...

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