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Elasticities, markups and technical progress : evidence from a state-space approach

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Elasticities, Markups and Technical Progress : Evidence from a State-Space Approach

Ellis, Colin - 2006

Conventional techniques for estimating the elasticity of substitution between capital and labour in the production process typically focus on factor-demand equations. An implicit assumption in this approach is normally that the markup is stationary. But that may not be true. This paper considers...

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A panel causality analysis of the relationship among research and development, innovation, and economic growth in high-income OECD countries

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The contribution of R&D to production efficiency in OECD countries : econometric analysis of industry-level panel data

Liik, Margo; Masso, Jaan; Ukrainski, Kadri - In: Baltic journal of economics 14 (2014) 1/2, pp. 78-100

While research and development expenditures are considered a key to productivity growth and development, the question … positions in global value chains. In this paper we analyse the relative contribution of R&D to the efficiency (productivity) on … function approach. The results indicate that R&D capital productivity enhancing effect increases with the level of technology …

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