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Mulhuijzen, Max; de Jong, Jeroen P.J - 2022

Millions of consumers around the world annually spend tens of billions of dollars developing household sector (HHS …

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Health and Creativity : Evidence from Corporate Innovation

Do, Truc; Tan, Kelvin Jui Keng; Wu, Yanhui - 2022

We examine how overall workforce health affects corporate innovation output. Using 26,962 firm-year observations in the … U.S. from 2008-2019, we document that better workforce health is associated with better innovation output. We use the … association between health and innovation is stronger when firms face more creative destruction and higher product market …

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Collaboration, Innovation, and Contract Design

Jennejohn, Matthew - 2009

The rise of the network as a form of economic organization renders problematic our standard understanding of how capitalism is governed. As the governance of production shifts from vertical integration to horizontal contract, a puzzle arises: how do contracts, presumed to be susceptible to...

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Firm innovation and generalized trust as a regional resource

Bischoff, Thore Sören; Hipp, Ann; Runst, Petrik - 2022

Generalized trust within regions represents an important firm resource. We provide empirical evidence on the impact of trust among people in regions on innovation using two distinct data sets. The first one contains firm-level data and is used to analyze how trust affects firm-level innovation...

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The Limits of Lending : Banks and Technology Adoption Across Russia

Bircan, Cagatay - 2015

We exploit historical and contemporaneous variation in local credit markets across Russia to identify the impact of credit constraints on firm-level innovation. We find that access to bank credit helps firms to adopt existing products and production processes that are new to them. They introduce...

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The Limits of Lending : Banks and Technology Adoption Across Russia

Bircan, Cagatay - 2015

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Forming a methodological approach to the management system of innovative activities at enterprises in conditions of economic development

Panchenko, Vladimir; Ivanova, Roksolana; Viunyk, Olha; … - In: Journal of business economics and management 23 (2022) 5, pp. 1155-1169

The main purpose of the study is to form a methodological approach to the management system of innovative activities at enterprises in the context of their economic development. To achieve this purpose, a methodical approach was formed containing a certain set of methods, the main of which is...

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Learning by Exporting : New Insights from Examining Firm Innovation

Salomon, Robert; Shaver, J. Myles - 2005

Empirical findings across many nations show that exporters have superior productivity compared to non-exporters and that this relationship is driven by productive firms becoming exporters. The conclusion drawn from these studies is that there is little learning from exporting. We, however,...

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Does Foreign Investment Raise Firm Innovation?

Ferrett, Ben; Gao, Bo; Gao, Yunshu; yin, sisi - 2021

This paper studies whether foreign investment deregulation promotes firm innovation. A theoretical framework, in which the spillover and competition effects from more foreign firms induced by foreign investment deregulation, is built to guide the empirical evaluation. Exploiting the data on...

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The limits of lending : banks and technology adoption across Russia

Bircan, Çaðatay; Haas, Ralph de - 2015

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