R&D activity exerts its effects in a variety of ways. It may increase the number of patents of different varieties of goods or the quality of existing goods. However, we suggest it may also result in process innovation, given that patents of new goods may be associated with more productive production processes. This, in turn, explains heterogeneity of firms in productivity levels. As a consequence, the growing economy is described by a succession of moving equilibria in which the scale effect can be offset, provided that some conditions are met
In this work we study the relation between investment in R&D, the technological innovation, diffusio...
An increase in the size (scale) of an economy increases the total quantity of rents that can be capt...
The paper brings together firm-level R & D spending information with patent information and aims to ...
This work introduces firm heterogeneity in a dynamic model of growth with both process and product i...
Recent empirical evidences at the firm level data emphasize firm het-erogeneity in innovation activi...
Recent empirical evidence based on firm level data emphasizes firm heterogene-ity in innovation acti...
Recent empirical evidence based on firm level data emphasizes firm heterogeneity in innovation activ...
This paper explains growth of labour productivity through (inter)national spillovers from R&D an...
We propose a demand-driven growth theory where process innovations and product innovations fulfil se...
This paper presents a model of innovations and economic growth, in which patent rates emerge endogen...
In the standard quality-ladder growth models, R&D firms undertake independent innovation processes ...
Existing literature is not conclusive regarding the effect that R&D activities exert on a firm’s...
The present paper explores the effect of trade liberalization on the level of productivity as well a...
In economic growth theory, product innovation and process innovation are important factors behind te...
This paper explores the firm-level relationship between product, process, organizational and marketi...
In this work we study the relation between investment in R&D, the technological innovation, diffusio...
An increase in the size (scale) of an economy increases the total quantity of rents that can be capt...
The paper brings together firm-level R & D spending information with patent information and aims to ...
This work introduces firm heterogeneity in a dynamic model of growth with both process and product i...
Recent empirical evidences at the firm level data emphasize firm het-erogeneity in innovation activi...
Recent empirical evidence based on firm level data emphasizes firm heterogene-ity in innovation acti...
Recent empirical evidence based on firm level data emphasizes firm heterogeneity in innovation activ...
This paper explains growth of labour productivity through (inter)national spillovers from R&D an...
We propose a demand-driven growth theory where process innovations and product innovations fulfil se...
This paper presents a model of innovations and economic growth, in which patent rates emerge endogen...
In the standard quality-ladder growth models, R&D firms undertake independent innovation processes ...
Existing literature is not conclusive regarding the effect that R&D activities exert on a firm’s...
The present paper explores the effect of trade liberalization on the level of productivity as well a...
In economic growth theory, product innovation and process innovation are important factors behind te...
This paper explores the firm-level relationship between product, process, organizational and marketi...
In this work we study the relation between investment in R&D, the technological innovation, diffusio...
An increase in the size (scale) of an economy increases the total quantity of rents that can be capt...
The paper brings together firm-level R & D spending information with patent information and aims to ...