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innovation-indicator, patents refer to technological innovations, mirroring a part of the existing knowledge stock of a sector …
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the form of new knowledge used in several practical applications such as patents and utility models. The second source of … correlation matrix of both patents application and utility models show a negative relation between two independent variables; FDI …
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to the firms, such as research papers, patents and informal contacts. Second, geographical proximity can encourage …
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Using a panel data model, we study the effects of regional and industry-level traits on new business formation (NBF) for 164 industries across 266 Chinese prefectures between 1998 and 2007. The objective is to provide empirical estimates on effects of prefecture traits on entry rates, and in...
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The aim of this paper is to develop a spatial model that explicitly incorporates the different types of knowledge spillovers taking place in cities and to show how they affect the migration decision of individuals and the size of cities. We use a static general equilibrium framework with two...
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The emergence of new ventures that from inception use resources and sell their goods and services in multiple foreign markets has challenged traditional theories explaining the internationalization of a firm as a stage process (Oviatt & McDougall, 1994). Different factors have been identified to...
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local R&D expenditure in a European region increases by 1%, the number of patents in that region increases, on average, by 0 …
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Recently, there has been wide interest in the "economics" of population aging. Demographic change has crucial consequences for economic behavior; it e.g. implies that consumption and investment decisions vary over the life-cycle. The latter has important implications for economic growth, whereas...
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