A growth model is developed to substantiate the conventional wisdom that regards high-tech high-capability firms as an engine of sustained technological progress. High-tech industries are characterized by abounding technological opportunities, which promote endogenous high capability firms due to a competitive escalation mechanism. While high-tech high-capability firms capitalize on and discharge the existing innovation potentials, they also contribute to recharge (due to knowledge spillovers). They are a source of growth and high wage rate. An inquiry into the reasons why the high-tech/high-capability growth mechanism is not widely adoptable across countries points to the role of the underlying corporate governance systems
The rapid rate of knowledge obsolescence in many high-technology markets makes it imperative for fir...
High technologies and the firms that are producing these high technologies play an important role ...
Business and managerial scholars agree in considering technology-intensive firms, usually called hig...
High-growth has long been of interest to management academics, as they seek to understand how unchar...
Although scholars and policy makers have widely acknowledged the importance of so-called high-techno...
This paper focuses on the dual role of R&D - knowledge generation and the technological-competence-e...
Drawing on the economic growth and social cognitive theory, this paper investigates the effects of m...
This study focuses on the scale up issue, which is crucial for numerous countries. The reason for po...
This study advances understanding of the complexity of high growth in technology-based businesses. T...
High-growth firms (HGFs) are critical for net job creation and economic growth. We analyze HGFs usin...
High-growth firms (HGFs) have attracted considerable attention recently, as academics and policymake...
Research objective — to create model of obtaining competitive advantages the hi-tech companies. The ...
Growth is a concept that has been used in all areas of human knowledge to ‘express changes in size, ...
It is argued that the firm is the principal source of innovation and growth, a device for the establ...
Drawing on interviews conducted at five Hungarian high-growth firms (HGFs), this paper discusses how...
The rapid rate of knowledge obsolescence in many high-technology markets makes it imperative for fir...
High technologies and the firms that are producing these high technologies play an important role ...
Business and managerial scholars agree in considering technology-intensive firms, usually called hig...
High-growth has long been of interest to management academics, as they seek to understand how unchar...
Although scholars and policy makers have widely acknowledged the importance of so-called high-techno...
This paper focuses on the dual role of R&D - knowledge generation and the technological-competence-e...
Drawing on the economic growth and social cognitive theory, this paper investigates the effects of m...
This study focuses on the scale up issue, which is crucial for numerous countries. The reason for po...
This study advances understanding of the complexity of high growth in technology-based businesses. T...
High-growth firms (HGFs) are critical for net job creation and economic growth. We analyze HGFs usin...
High-growth firms (HGFs) have attracted considerable attention recently, as academics and policymake...
Research objective — to create model of obtaining competitive advantages the hi-tech companies. The ...
Growth is a concept that has been used in all areas of human knowledge to ‘express changes in size, ...
It is argued that the firm is the principal source of innovation and growth, a device for the establ...
Drawing on interviews conducted at five Hungarian high-growth firms (HGFs), this paper discusses how...
The rapid rate of knowledge obsolescence in many high-technology markets makes it imperative for fir...
High technologies and the firms that are producing these high technologies play an important role ...
Business and managerial scholars agree in considering technology-intensive firms, usually called hig...