Innovation and growth : from R&D strategies of innovating firms to economy-wide technological change /
This volume provides an understanding of firms' R&D and innovation strategies and their economy-wide consequences. It is based on the premise that differences in firm-level returns, as well as economy-wide outcomes, may be linked to the heterogeneous ways in which firms organize and underta...
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Oxford :
Oxford University Press,
2012.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction : Innovation and growth : from R&D strategies of innovating firms to economy-wide technological change / Martin Andersson ... [et al.]
- Managing knowledge within and outside the multinational corporation / Paul Almeida and Anu Phene
- The dynamics of innovation strategies / Bart Verspagen and Tommy Høyvarde Clausen
- Superstar subsidiaries of the multinational corporation : in search of origins and drivers / Katarina Blomkvist, Philip Kappen, and Ivo Zander
- Knowledge accession strategies and the spatial organization of R&D / John Cantwell and Feng Zhang
- How good are patents as innovation indicators? Evidence from German CIS data / Alfred Kleinknecht and Henk Jan Reinders
- The importance of process and product innovation for productivity in French manufacturing and service industries / Jacques Mairesse and Stephane Robin
- R&D collaboration and innovative performance / René Belderbos, Geert Duysters, and Anna Sabidussi
- R&D strategy and firm performance : what is the long-run impact of persistent R&D? / Hans Lööf ... [et al.]
- Technological congruence and productivity growth / Cristiano Antonelli
- Spillover, linkages, and productivity growth in the US economy, 1958 to 2007 / Edward N. Wolff
- R&D spillovers, entrepreneurship, and growth / Zoltan J. Acs
- Innovation and growth : a technical or entrepreneurial residual? / Pontus Braunerhjelm
- Framework conditions for high-potential entrepreneurship : a theoretical structure and its implications / David M. Hart.