Using data on a large sample of public companies in India for 1987-2005, the findings indicate that increases in firm size are likely to be associated with increase in R&D up to a threshold. The evidence is also supportive of the fact that both the intensity of R&D as well as innovation activity is lower for leveraged firms. Finally, the findings fail to discern any significant improvement in R&D intensity in the post-reform period; although there is a noticeable decline in innovation activity after reforms. Privatization does not seem to have exerted any perceptible influence on R&D behaviour of public firm
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This paper, the second in the series, initiates the examination of the nature of the relationship be...
India is portrayed as being on a technological par with the West, but in this blog, Shakuntala Banaj...
Using a panel dataset of over 800 listed manufacturing firms for 1995-2005, the paper examines wheth...
Using data on a large sample of public companies in India for 1987-2005, the findings indicate that ...
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Using state-industry data for 1981-98, the paper examines the Rajan-Zingales (1998) hypothesis at th...
The analysis employs data on federal Government-owned public enterprises (PSEs) since the 1980s that...
India is one of the fastest emerging global manufacturing hub with a large number of firms shifting ...
The paper utilizes data on high-tech Indian firms for 1996-2007 to explain the association between l...
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Using a panel dataset of over 800 listed manufacturing firms for 1995-2005, the paper examines wheth...