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Young SMEs : driving innovation in Europe?

Veugelers, Reinhilde; Ferrando, Annalisa; Lekpek, Senad; … - 2018

classes across all sectors and all EU Member States, we identify different innovation profiles based on a firm's R …&D investment and/or innovation activities. We find that "basic" firms - i.e. firms that do not engage in any type of R&D or … innovation - are more common among young SMEs, while innovators - i.e. firms that do R&D and introduce new products, processes or …

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Complementarities in capital formation and production : tangible and intangible assets across Europe

Thum-Thysen, Anna; Voigt, Peter; Weiss, Christoph - 2021

This paper investigates capital formation with a view at various tangible and intangible assets across Europe. Using novel datasets both at macro and firm level, we estimate translog production functions to assess complementarities at different aggregation levels. At macro-level, our evidence...

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Towards a new growth model in CESEE : convergence and competitiveness through smart, green and inclusive investment

Gereben, Áron; Wruuck, Patricia - 2021

a new growth model centred around a shift towards more home-grown innovation, digitalisation, climate change mitigation …

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International technology transfer policies

Andrenelli, Andrea; Gourdon, Julien; Moïsé, Evdokia - 2019

Concerns are growing about policies and measures that restrict market access with the effect of “forcing” technology transfer. Efforts to target forced technology transfer are complicated by the sometimes blurred line between voluntary and mutually agreed upon technology transfers and that...

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International technology transfer measures in an interconnected world : lessons and policy implications

Kowalski, Przemyslaw; Rabaioli, Daniel; Vallejo, Sebastian - 2017

The aim of this paper is to inform the ongoing debate on the policies being used to encourage international technology transfer (ITT) and, of these, which have the potential to distort trade or investment and which may effectively promote ITT. The paper develops a first-cut approach to...

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