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checkpoints: innovation capability, world-class big businesses, and inequality. Based on these criteria, our conclusions are as …
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This paper examines what makes firms grow using the investment climate survey that was conducted by the World Bank in eight developing countries. We rely on the resource-based theory of the firm that was proposed by Penrose (1959) where firm growth depends on the kinds and amount of the diverse...
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This paper examines what makes firms grow using the investment climate survey that was conducted by the World Bank in eight developing countries. We rely on the resource-based theory of the firm that was proposed by Penrose (1959) where firm growth depends on the kinds and amount of the diverse...
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patent-derived, innovation system variables, also confirm some aspects of convergence, compared with the early results, for …
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This paper examines how the role of patents and utility models in innovation and economic growth varies by level of … innovation and that patentable innovations contribute to economic growth in developed countries, but not in developing. Instead … innovation and growth, controlling for other factors. Using Korean firm level data as a case study, we find that utility model …
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patent-derived, innovation system variables, also confirm some aspects of convergence, compared with the early results, for …
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