Innovation, international R&D spillovers and the sectoral heterogeneity of knowledge flows

Keywords

Cointegration, Economic geography, European patent office, Economics, International trade

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• Innovación industrial y difusión tecnológica intrasectorial e intersectorialGuadalupe Serrano, Bernardí Cabrer Borrás, Francisco Requena Silvente — 2011
• Technology Platforms in Europe: an empirical investigationLisa De Propris, Carlo Corradini — 2013
• Trade patterns and international technology spillovers: evidence from patent citationsNaoto Jinji, Xingyuan Zhang, Shoji Haruna — 2015
• The structure and evolution of inter-sectoral technological complementarity in R&D in Germany from 1990 to 2011Tom Broekel, Matthias Brachert — 2015
• Comportamiento innovador del sistema agroalimentario de la Comunidad Valenciana: Cadena de valor, vínculos intersectoriales y territorio.Teresa López-García Usach — 2013
• Determinants of Green Innovation: The Impact of Internal and External KnowledgeTobias Stucki, Wörter, Martin — 2012
• Technological Spillovers Through A Patent Citation AnalysisLuigi Aldieri, Concetto Paolo Vinci — 2016
• R&D spillovers and productivity: an analysis of geographical and technological dimensionsCarter Walter Bloch — 2013
• Productivity spillovers among linked sectorsLing Peng, Yongmiao Hong — 2013
• Patenting and the Role of Knowledge SpilloversCarter Walter Bloch, Marianna Marino — 2014
• Determinants of Firm R&D: The Role of Relationship-Specific Interactions for R&D SpilloversPatrik Gustavsson Tingvall, Andreas Poldahl — 2012
• Technology sourcing: Are biotechnology firms different? An exploratory study of the Spanish caseAdelheid Holl, Ruth Rama — 2012
• Strategic timing in R&D agreementsMarco A. Marini, Maria Luisa Petit, Roberta Sestini — 2014
• Inventing together: exploring the nature of international knowledge spillovers in Latin AmericaFabio Montobbio, Valério Sterzi — 2011
• Technological diversification within UK’s small serial innovatorsCarlo Corradini, Pelin Demirel, Giuliana Battisti — 2016
• Quality and quantity in the innovation process of firms: a statistical approachMassimiliano Agovino, Luigi Aldieri, Antonio Garofalo — 2017
• Windows of opportunities and knowledge networks: implications for the catch-up in developing countriesMarne Melo — 2016
• Green Inventions: Is Wait-and-see a Reasonable Option?Tobias Stucki, Martin Woerter — 2017
• Beyond local search: Bridging platforms and inter-sectoral technological integrationCarlo Corradini, Lisa De Propris — 2017
• Knowledge Spillovers and their Impact on Innovation Success - A New Approach Using Patent Backward CitationsSpyros Arvanitis, Florian Seliger, Martin Wörter — 2016

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