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This paper explores the implications of a simple model of learning and innovation by firms. In this model R&D spillovers are partly determined by firms, rather than by the given economic environment. According to this approach the full effect of spillovers on research productivity of firms...
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Studies of firm-level data have shown that a firm's R&D and the R&D of other firms increase conventional factor productivity. We investigate these phenomena further by examining the relationship between plant-level productivity and firm-level R&D. We find that (1) the productivity-enhancing...
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Studies of firm-level data have shown that a firm's R&D and the R&D of other firms increase conventional factor productivity. We investigate these phenomena further by examining the relationship between plant-level productivity and firm-level R&D. We find that (1) the productivity-enhancing...
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Although researchers have found that knowledgespillovers increase industrial firms' patenting and productivity, feweconomists have studied how spillovers occur and what this suggests about thebehavior and performance of firms.In the interest of examining theendogeneity of knowledge spillovers, a...
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Studies of firm-level data have shown that a firm's Ramp;D and the Ramp;D of other firms increase conventional factor productivity. We investigate these phenomena further by examining the relationship between plant-level productivity and firm-level Ramp;D. We find that (1) the...
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