The emergence of a new and superior technology presents a technologically lagging country with an opportunity to leapfrog the leading country. The adoption of new technology, however, does not guarantee that the lagging country will leapfrog the leader. Under certain conditions firms in the lagging country are not able to exploit the full potential of the new technology. Consequently, the adoption only narrows the productivity gap between the two countries. However, the lagging country can ensure leapfrogging by temporarily closing its door to the imports from the leading country
We provide evidence on the diffusion of over twenty technologies across 23 of the World’s leading in...
Due to scale economies, transportation costs and input-output linkages firms agglomerate in one regi...
The diffusion of modern, efficient technology has far-reaching consequences for the geography of eco...
Endogenous-growth theory suggests that technological change tends to reinforce the position of the l...
Much recent work has suggested that endogenous technological change tends to reinforce the position ...
A technological leapfrogging is a discrete stage in the development of a country or industry, repres...
One of the key issues of latecomer economic development is whether they should follow the path of fo...
Parente and Prescott (1993) proposed four development facts after studying per-capita GDP data of 10...
If Technology Has Arrived Everywhere, Why Has Income Diverged? We study the lags with which new tec...
We offer a barrier model of growth with a broader understanding of the sources of productivity growt...
Technological leadership has shifted at various times from one country to another. We propose a mech...
Technological leadership has shifted at various times from one country to another. We propose a mech...
What explains the uneven competitiveness we find in global markets, where some firms are able to dom...
The diffusion of modern, efficient technology has far-reaching consequences for the geography of eco...
What explains the uneven competitiveness we find in global markets, where some firms are able to dom...
We provide evidence on the diffusion of over twenty technologies across 23 of the World’s leading in...
Due to scale economies, transportation costs and input-output linkages firms agglomerate in one regi...
The diffusion of modern, efficient technology has far-reaching consequences for the geography of eco...
Endogenous-growth theory suggests that technological change tends to reinforce the position of the l...
Much recent work has suggested that endogenous technological change tends to reinforce the position ...
A technological leapfrogging is a discrete stage in the development of a country or industry, repres...
One of the key issues of latecomer economic development is whether they should follow the path of fo...
Parente and Prescott (1993) proposed four development facts after studying per-capita GDP data of 10...
If Technology Has Arrived Everywhere, Why Has Income Diverged? We study the lags with which new tec...
We offer a barrier model of growth with a broader understanding of the sources of productivity growt...
Technological leadership has shifted at various times from one country to another. We propose a mech...
Technological leadership has shifted at various times from one country to another. We propose a mech...
What explains the uneven competitiveness we find in global markets, where some firms are able to dom...
The diffusion of modern, efficient technology has far-reaching consequences for the geography of eco...
What explains the uneven competitiveness we find in global markets, where some firms are able to dom...
We provide evidence on the diffusion of over twenty technologies across 23 of the World’s leading in...
Due to scale economies, transportation costs and input-output linkages firms agglomerate in one regi...
The diffusion of modern, efficient technology has far-reaching consequences for the geography of eco...