Innovation and Growth: From R&D Strategies of Innovating Firms to Economy-wide Technological Change
Innovation and Growth: From R&D Strategies of Innovating Firms to Economy-wide Technological Change
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Abstract
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 undertake R&D and innovation activities. It emphasizes innovation strategies of innovating firms, and reflects that innovation efforts do not represent a uniform type of expenditure. Organized into three parts the volume moves from the micro to the macro-level. This structure highlights the notion that R&D and innovation and growth are two interdependent perspectives. The first of these is micro-oriented and focuses on innovation processes of firms, where R&D activities and other innovation efforts give rise to consequences such as a strengthening of resource bases, growth of sales and employment, patents, new products, increasing productivity and profits, and improved chances of survival. The second perspective comprises economy-wide effects in the form of overall technological change, growth in total factor productivity, and structural change processes, where certain sectors may benefit from new inputs from other sectors while others experience declining markets and reduced output.
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Front Matter
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Introduction: Innovation and Growth—From R&D Strategies of Innovating Firms to Economy-Wide Technological Change
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Part I
Understanding the R&D Strategies of the Innovating Firm-
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Managing Knowledge Within and Outside the Multinational Corporation
Paul Almeida andAnu Phene
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The Dynamics of Innovation Strategies
Bart Verspagen andTommy Clausen
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Superstar Subsidiaries of the Multinational Corporation: In Search of Origins and Drivers
Katarina Blomkvist and others
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Knowledge Accession Strategies and the Spatial Organization of R&D
John Cantwell andFeng Zhang
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Managing Knowledge Within and Outside the Multinational Corporation
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Part II
Firm-Level Return to R&D Strategies-
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How Good Are Patents as Innovation Indicators? Evidence from German CIS Data
Alfred Kleinknecht andHenk Jan Reinders
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The Importance of Process and Product Innovation for Productivity in French Manufacturing and Service Industries
Jacques Mairesse andStephane Robin
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R&D Collaboration and Innovative Performance
René Belderbos and others
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R&D Strategy and Firm Performance: What Is the Long-Run Impact of Persistent R&D?
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How Good Are Patents as Innovation Indicators? Evidence from German CIS Data
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Part III Beyond the Firm: Economy-Wide Effects of R&D Strategies
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Technological Congruence and Productivity Growth
Cristiano Antonelli
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Spillover, Linkages, and Productivity Growth in the US Economy, 1958 to 2007
Edward Wolff
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R&D Spillovers, Entrepreneurship, and Growth
Zoltan Acs
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Innovation and Growth: A Technical or Entrepreneurial Residual?
Pontus Braunerhjelm
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Framework Conditions for High-Potential Entrepreneurship: A Theoretical Structure and its Implications
David M. Hart
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Technological Congruence and Productivity Growth
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Part IV
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End Matter
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