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In order to make quantitative evaluations on the nature of capital adjustment costs, in the face of technological changes, we estimate capital adjustment cost functions, either convex, non-convex, or irreversible (Cooper and Haltiwanger, 2006). A simulated method of moments is applied to the...
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performance of downstream R&D. Using both the RIETI inventor survey in Japan and the bibliographic information of triadic patents …
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This paper investigates the effect of exogenous entry barriers on productivity growth, using an R&D-based endogenous growth model. When firms are heterogeneous in their innovation efficiency levels, we found that a reduction in entry costs lowers the relative importance of a selection mechanism...
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This paper analyzes the effects of uncertainty, rent dissipation, and a bundle of patents on corporate licenses. We use a newly developed data set, based on a large-scale survey (4,000 patents) of Japanese inventors, which uniquely covers the nature of the underlying research projects. Our major...
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Using adata fundamentalist approach,ʺ this study revisits the long debate about Chinas growth performance by seriously tackling the existing data problems that have been the major obstacles to a proper assessment of Chinas growth performance. First, this study examines and adjusts the serious...
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