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R&D efforts, international technology spillovers and the evolution of productivity in industrial countries

Dirk Frantzen
Pages 1459-1469 | Published online: 04 Oct 2010

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J. W. Fedderke & B. G. Teubes. (2011) Fiscal incentives for research and development. Applied Economics 43:14, pages 1787-1800.
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Gwanghoon Lee. (2009) International knowledge spillovers through the import of information technology commodities. Applied Economics 41:24, pages 3161-3169.
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Kurt A. Hafner. (2008) The pattern of international patenting and technology diffusion. Applied Economics 40:21, pages 2819-2837.
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Chun-Yao Tseng. (2008) Internal R&D effort, external imported technology and economic value added: empirical study of Taiwan's electronic industry. Applied Economics 40:8, pages 1073-1082.
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Pedro Mendi. (2007) Contractual implications of international trade in tacit knowledge. Applied Economics 39:9, pages 1173-1183.
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Derek Braddorn & Keith Hartley. (2007) The competitiveness of the UK aerospace industry. Applied Economics 39:6, pages 715-726.
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Jürgen Bitzer & Andreas Stephan. (2007) A Schumpeter-inspired approach to the construction of R&D capital stocks. Applied Economics 39:2, pages 179-189.
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Wen-Cheng Lu, Jong-Rong Chen & Chia-Ling Wang. (2006) Granger causality test on R&D spatial spillovers and productivity growth. Applied Economics Letters 13:13, pages 857-861.
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Taegi Kim & Changsuh Park. (2006) Productivity growth in Korea: efficiency improvement or technical progress?. Applied Economics 38:8, pages 943-954.
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Luis A. Gil-Alana & Pedro Mendi . (2005) Fractional integration in total factor productivity: evidence from US data. Applied Economics 37:12, pages 1369-1383.
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Cheng Zhang, Yangyang Yao & Han Zhou. (2023) External technology dependence and manufacturing TFP: Evidence from China. Research in International Business and Finance 64, pages 101885.
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Junbing Huang, Xiaochen Cai, Shuo Huang, Sen Tian & Hongyan Lei. (2019) Technological factors and total factor productivity in China: Evidence based on a panel threshold model. China Economic Review 54, pages 271-285.
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Justin Paul. (2015) Market access and the mirage of marketing to the maximum: new measures. Asia Pacific Journal of Marketing and Logistics 27:4, pages 676-688.
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Werner Bönte. (2004) Spillovers from publicly financed business R&D: some empirical evidence from Germany. Research Policy 33:10, pages 1635-1655.
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J.W. Kim & H.K. Lee. (2004) Embodied and disembodied international spillovers of R&D in OECD manufacturing industries. Technovation 24:4, pages 359-368.
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