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Innovation activity - a factor for increasing competitiveness

Atanasova, Adriana - In: International journal of business and economic sciences … 17 (2024) 2, pp. 59-68

innovations capable of ensuring successful competitiveness Competitiveness stems from building capabilities necessary to sustain …

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Winning Strategies for Launching a Successful Business in Developing Markets

Asuamah Yeboah, Samuel - 2024

technological innovations, and implementing sustainable practices. The study also highlights the importance of forming strategic …

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A general refutation of Okishio’s theorem and a proof of the falling rate of profit

Freeman, Alan - 1998

This is the first published general refutation of the Okishio theorem. An earlier refutation based on a specific example was published by Kliman and McGlone in 1988. Okishio’s theorem, published in 1961, asserts that if real wages stay constant, the rate of profit necessarily rises in...

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The innovative impact of public research institutes: evidence from Italy

Robbiano, Simone - 2021

This paper empirically analyzes whether a prominent place-based innovation policy, the institution of the Italian Institute of Technology (IIT), has affected the treated region innovative capacity. By relying on the Synthetic Control Method (SCM) approach and Italian NUTS-3 regional panel data,...

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Risk, Institutions and Growth:Why England and Not China?

Greif, Avner; Iyigun, Murat; Sasson, Diego - Institut zur Zukunft der Arbeit <Bonn> - 2011

We analyze the role of risk-sharing institutions in transitions to modern economies.Transitions requires individual-level risk-taking in pursuing productivity-enhancing activitiesincluding using and developing new knowledge. Individual-level, idiosyncratic risk implies thatdistinct risk-sharing...

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Distance to the Pre-industrial Technological Frontier and Economic Development

Özak, Ömer - 2016

This research explores the effects of distance to the pre-industrial technological frontiers on comparative economic development in the course of human history. It establishes theoretically and empirically that distance to the frontier had a persistent non-monotonic effect on a country's...

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Emerging African Economies:Digital Structures, Disruptive Responses and Demographic Implications

Nwaobi, Godwin - 2019

Indeed, the world economy is a complex system that has undergone many different phases in the past century. Particularly, the African economy is undergoing a series of transformations (transitions) that subject the future to considerable uncertainty, complexity and unpredictability. In fact,...

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The innovative impact of public research institutes: evidence from Italy

Robbiano, Simone - 2021

This paper leverages on the establishment of Italian Institute of Technology (IIT) as a policy change useful to understand the causal effect of public funded research centres on the regional innovative capacity. By relying on the Synthetic Control Method (SCM) approach and Italian NUTS-3 panel...

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An Examination of the Economic and Social Impacts of Corporate Innovation and Interventions

Maestracci, Aria - 2023

results regarding the factors that drive firm-level innovations, despite the increasing importance placed on innovation …, have a negative impact on the introduction of non-technological innovations, as indicated in the research findings …. Additionally, the results indicate that both technological and non-technological innovations are positively impacted by formal …

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International Co-operative Agreements in Hungary in the mid-1990s: Evolution, organisational forms and industry characteristics

Havas, Attila - 1998

As the legislation on foreign direct investment (FDI) in Hungary has been probably the most liberal in Central and Eastern Europe since the mid-1980s, FDI is the primary form chosen by Western firms to enter the Hungarian market. The major channels of FDI include the privatisation of former...

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