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The impact of green innovation on employment growth in Europe

Licht, Georg; Peters, Bettina - 2013

This paper studies the impact of environmental innovation on employment growth using firmlevel data for 16 European countries and the period 2006-2008. It extends the model by Harrison et al (2008) in order to distinguish between employment effects of environmental and non-environmental product...

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Long-Term Projection for the Growth Pattern and Industrial Structure of the Korean Economy

Lee, Jin-Myon; Lee, Young Ho; Kim, Bawoo; Han, Jung Min; … - 2022

This paper aims to conduct long-term projections about the organizational changes in the Korean economy and industry. The KIET–DIMM (KIET Dynamic Inter-industry Macroeconomic Model) was developed into KIET–DIMM12 to conduct this research. The KIET–DIMM is basically designed to achieve...

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Intangible capital and labor productivity growth : revisiting the evidence

Roth, Felix; Sen, Ali - 2021

This contribution analyzes the impact of intangible capital on labor productivity growth across countries at the aggregate and sectoral levels by employing an econometric growth-accounting approach. First, our results show that intangible capital deepening accounts for around 40 percent of labor...

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Intangible capital and labor productivity growth : revisiting the evidence : an update

Roth, Felix - 2022

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Portuguese economic growth revisited: a technology-gap explanation

Mendes, José Afonso; Silva, Sandra T.; Silva, Ester G. - Faculdade de Economia, Universidade do Porto - 2014

After a period of convergence where many perceived the country as a success case, Portugal’s economic performance proved to be disappointing in the last decade. In this study we focus on the relationship between technology and economic catching-up in order to answer to two major questions: (i)...

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Economic Growth and Corporate Governance Imperfections

D'Orio, Giovanni; Tsenova, Tsvetomira - 2011

This paper formally proves that economic outcomes are not independent from the corporate governance system and its ability to protect shareholders’ rights. This is achieved by extending a neoclassical growth model to incorporate an imperfectly functioning market for managerial labour enabling...

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Literature review on fundamental concepts and definitions, objectives and policy goals as well as instruments relevant for socio-ecological transition

Dimitrova, Anna; Hollan, Katarina; Laster, Daphne; … - 2013

new European growth and development strategy is necessary and feasible, enabling a socio-ecological transition to high … challenges necessitating deliberations on a new growth path, to define socio-ecological transition, key actors and main obstacles …, and to find out how the process of a socio-ecological transition can be initiated, monitored, and accelerated on an …

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Prosperity in a changing world : structural change and economic growth

Demary, Vera; Grömling, Michael; Kolev-Schaefer, Galina; … - 2016

Structural change is both a challenge and an opportunity for countries and companies. However, there is no silver bullet in terms of superior economic models. Instead, different economic models can deal with structural change in a successful way. Both economies with a focus on services and those...

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Productivity spillovers from the global frontier and public policy : industry-level evidence

Saia, Alessandro; Andrews, Dan; Albrizio, Silvia - 2015

For much of the second half of the twentieth century, labour productivity grew rapidly in most OECD economies, fuelled by the adoption of a large stock of unexploited existing technologies. However, the slowdown in productivity growth over the past decade underscores the idea that as economies...

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Innovation by entrants and incumbents

Acemoglu, Daron; Cao, Dan - In: Journal of Economic Theory 157 (2015) C, pp. 255-294

We extend the basic Schumpeterian endogenous growth model by allowing incumbents to undertake innovations to improve their products, while entrants engage in more “radical” innovations to replace incumbents. Our model provides a tractable framework for the analysis of growth driven by both...

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