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Selective Intervention and Growth : The Case of Korea

Noland, Marcus - 2004

, and that they be characterized by a high share of industry-specific innovations in output growth. According to these …

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Effects of policy reforms on firm innovation

Şeker, Murat; Ulu, Mehmet Fatih - 2022

The regulatory environment in a country is an important factor that affects firm performance. This study investigates the impact of a particular regulation - license requirements for certain firm activities - on the innovation performance of Indian firms in the 1990s. Using a unique firm-level...

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Industrial policy in the EU and its neighbourhood : learning from policy experimentation

Benner, Maximilian - In: Economies : open access journal 7 (2019) 2/44, pp. 1-21

innovation and, thus, economic growth. During the past three decades, countries have experimented with some of these new …

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The Contribution of ICTs to Productivity Growth in Canada and the United States in the 1990s

Rao, Someshwar; Tang, Jianmin - In: International Productivity Monitor 3 (2001) Fall, pp. 3-18

The slower productivity growth in Canada relative to that experienced in the United States in the second half of the … development. A key issue is whether this slower productivity growth is broadly-based, which would imply a societal … productivity growth in Canada and the United States in the 1990s. They find that the productivity growth gap in the 1990s at both …

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Editor's Overview

Sharpe, Andrew - In: International Productivity Monitor 3 (2001) Fall, pp. 1-2

the information and communications technology sector to productivity growth in Canada and the United States; the Irish …

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Why the US and not Brazil? Old Elites and the Development of a Modern Economy

Dulleck, Uwe; Frijters, Paul - School of Economics and Finance, Business School - 2004

Old elites can block changes, but not all do. Why is it that stronger elites may allow more changes than weaker elites? Why do economies with larger stocks of natural resources not grow faster than economies poorer in natural resources? We argue that old elites hold some power to extract rents...

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Effects of policy reforms on firm innovation

Şeker, Murat; Ulu, Mehmet Fatih - 2022

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Industrial policy in the EU and its neighbourhood: Learning from policy experimentation

Benner, Maximilian - In: Economies 7 (2019) 2, pp. 1-21

innovation and, thus, economic growth. During the past three decades, countries have experimented with some of these new …

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About Industrial Policy Guidelines

Dementyev, V. - In: Journal of the New Economic Association 22 (2014) 2, pp. 201-205

Industrial policy should vary with the specific conditions of the various phases of a long wave of economic development. At considerable lag from world technological leaders the economy can get to "a structural trap". To escape this trap, the active state economic policy has to be based on the...

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Characterizing the Evolution of the EU-US R&D Intensity Gap using Data from Top R&D Performers

Stancik, Juraj; Biagi, Federico - Institute for Prospective Technological Studies (IPTS), … - 2012

In this report, we look at the evolution of Europe's R&D intensity gap relative to the US and its main competitors, using data from repeated waves (2002-2010) of the Industrial Scoreboard, which collects data from top R&D performers in Europe and in the rest of the world (US, Japan, BRIC, Asian...

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