The Indian automotive industry is a classic example of increasing export competitiveness and of emerging market multinationals. Employing a sample of auto component producer-exporters during 2010-2011, we examine the firm-level determinants of the 'Level' at which the firm exports - i.e. the...

The export intensity of Indian pharmaceutical firms has increased substantially in the period after 1995 when the new, more restrictive patent regime was introduced in India. The hike in export intensity has been accompanied by an increase in R&D intensity of Indian pharmaceutical firms. The...

Endogenous growth theories postulate a positive impact of 'technology spillovers' on productivity that transverse the economic policies, especially of the developing countries towards greater integration. The present paper attempts to examine this relationship by taking the case of Indian...

This paper is about catching up in human health biotechnology. It analyses biotechnology publication and patents and conducted interviews with academics and company executives in several countries. Some 60 interviews conducted in the three countries made clear that public support for...