productivity growth. …

incorporates physical constraints on firms' production sets. This model allows for new types of productivity spillovers that are … driven by products' physical characteristics. Not only are there spillovers from changes in industry productivity, but also … Moore's Law. Smaller and lighter electronics have increased productivity in virtually every industry and spurred the …

each sector's R&D activity are, the higher the marginal productivity of labor in R&D is, and eventually the higher the …

&D investments being complementary to each other, and to what extent are potential R&D spillovers internalized in the market? …

international knowledge spillovers in particular. Results relating to the latter have been mixed and the issue of the appropriate … whether we treat knowledge as a private or public good in the donor but that spillovers, if they exist, act as a public good … in the recipient. We also find that the level of trade is important in facilitating knowledge spillovers from donors to …

-based co-integration techniques to identify the factors that drive long run productivity growth. The results suggest that both … domestic technology capability building and foreign technology spillovers are important forces in determining India's long run …

agriculture, and provide evidence for technology-driven inequality in Britain between 1525 and 1895. We confirm these results for … a panel of European countries over the period 1265-1850 using agricultural productivity as a measure of technology …

econometric analysis of the contribution of public agricultural research capital to state agricultural productivity is reported … agricultural productivity and is larger than previous estimates. Intrastate and spillin public agricultural research capital are … social rate of return to public agricultural, including significant interstate spillovers, is large which has science policy …