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Trade and Firm Heterogeneity in a Schumpeterian Model of Growth

Zhao, Lex - 2010

The present paper explores the effect of trade liberalization on the level of productivity as well as the rate of productivity growth in an R&D-based model with heterogeneous firms. We introduce new and plausible features that are absent in existing studies. First, technical progress takes the...

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Empirical analysis of the impact of technology import on industrial innovation in China : a technology expenditure perspective

Li, Bingqiang; Zu, Xueru; Chen, Min; Li, Jinzhi; Shen, … - In: Journal of business economics and management 26 (2025) 1, pp. 69-88

-driven and high-quality economic development in China. In this study, a model of the impact of technology import on industrial … from 2011 to 2019 in China. There exists obvious regional and industrial differences in the level of technological … innovation and the intensity of technology import in China. The econometric results indicate that technology import and …

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Industrial policy and technology innovation under the US trade war against China

Zhang, Kevin H. - In: The Chinese economy : translations and studies 53 (2020) 5, pp. 363-373

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Scaling new heights : achievements and future challenges for productivity convergence in Lithuania

Westmore, Ben - 2016

GDP per capita in Lithuania rose from one third to two thirds of the OECD average level between 1995 and 2014, despite internal and external crises. Productivity catch-up was critical to this process, although the level of labour productivity also remains around one-third below the OECD average....

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Getting the most out of trade in Estonia

Smidova, Zuzana; Yashiro, Naomitsu - 2017

Estonia is highly integrated into the global trade system: it exports approximately 80% of GDP and around half of domestic employment is sustained by foreign demand. Given that international trade and foreign direct investment are considered as major channels of technology diffusion and...

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Innovation Promotion and Learning in International Trade : The Case of Colombian Manufacturing Exports

Teitel, Simon - 2009

Colombian manufacturing exporting firms survey results are analyzed highlighting innovation, promotion, and learning, as well as the influence of factors such as: size, ownership, output objectives, destination of exports, competition and pricing, export incentives, and firm configuration, in...

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Improving productivity in New Zealand's economy

Barker, Andrew - 2017

New Zealand ranks highly on most indicators of well-being, but incomes are below the OECD average due to low labour productivity. Low labour productivity is only partly explained by the industry composition of the NZ economy and is primarily a consequence of sustained low multi-factor...

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Trade and product innovations as sources for productivity increases: an empirical analysis

Butter, Frank A.G. den; Wit, Paul - Faculteit der Economische Wetenschappen en … - 2006

Commonly increases in total factor productivity (TFP) are associated with technological innovations measured by R&D expenditures. Empirical evidence seems to corroborate this relationship. However, in trading countries like the Netherlands, productivity increases, even in industry, can also be...

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Trade and product innovations as sources for productivity increases: an empirical analysis

Butter, Frank A.G. den; Wit, Paul - VU University Amsterdam, Faculty of Economics, Business … - 2006

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Do Technological Innovations and Exports Affect the Size and Productivity of Manufacturing Firms? Evidence for Brazil

Arbache, Jorge - 2015

This paper investigates whether technological innovation and exports affect the size and productivity of manufacturing firms in Brazil. In order to do so, we employ a new dataset and try to control for self-selection, a problem that is particularly important for the issue under examination....

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