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Global integration and technology transfer / edited by Bernard Hoekman and Beata Smarzynska Javorcik.
Lippincott Library HF1418.5 .G5715 2006
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- Format:
- Book
- Government document
- Series:
- Trade and development series
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- International economic integration.
- International trade.
- Investments, Foreign--Developing countries.
- Investments, Foreign.
- Industrial productivity--Effect of technological innovations on.
- Developing countries.
- Technology transfer--Economic aspects--Developing countries.
- Technology transfer.
- Technology transfer--Economic aspects.
- Industrial productivity--Effect of technological innovations on--Developing countries.
- Industrial productivity.
- Physical Description:
- xix, 346 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm.
- Other Title:
- Global integration & technology transfer
- Place of Publication:
- Basingstoke [England] ; New York : Palgrave Macmillan ; Washington, DC : World Bank, [2006]
- Summary:
- Most developing economies must rely largely on imported technologies as sources of new productive knowledge since most research and development and innovation is undertaken in high-income countries. The importance of international technology diffusion for economic development can hardly be overstated. This title explores the channels through which existing knowledge is transferred across countries, the magnitude of such transfers, as well as their impact. Using cross-country and firm level data, it focuses on the diffusion of knowledge, with a particular focus on international trade and direct foreign investment.
- Contents:
- 1 Lessons from Empirical Research on International Technology Diffusion through Trade and Foreign Direct Investment / Bernard Hoekman, Beata Smarzynska Javorcik 1
- Part I Literature Surveys
- 2 Econometric versus Case Study Approaches to Technology Transfer / Howard Pack 29
- 3 Foreign Direct Investment, Linkages, and Technology Spillovers / Kamal Saggi 51
- 4 Plant- and Firm-Level Evidence on "New" Trade Theories / James R. Tybout 67
- Part II Foreign Trade and Productivity
- 5 On the Quantity and Quality of Knowledge: The Impact of Openness and Foreign R&D on North-North and North-South Technology Spillovers / Maurice Schiff, Yanling Wang 99
- 6 The Knowledge Content of Machines: North-South Trade and Technology Diffusion / Giorgio Barba Navaretti, Maurice Schiff, Isidro Soloaga 113
- 7 Exports and Economic Performance: Evidence from a Panel of Chinese Enterprises / Aart Kraay 139
- Part III Foreign Direct Investment, Technology Transfer, and Productivity
- 8 Foreign Investment and Productivity Growth in Czech Enterprises / Simeon Djankov, Bernard Hoekman 161
- 9 Technological Leadership and the Choice of Entry Mode by Foreign Investors / Beata Smarzynska Javorcik 179
- 10 Does Foreign Direct Investment Increase the Productivity of Domestic Firms? In Search of Spillovers through Backward Linkages / Beata Smarzynska Javorcik 207
- 11 Product Quality, Productive Efficiency, and International Technology Diffusion: Evidence from Plant-Level Panel Data / Aart Kraay, Isidro Soloaga, James R. Tybout 241
- 12 Market Discipline and Corporate Efficiency: Evidence from Bulgaria / Simeon Djankov, Bernard Hoekman 281
- 13 Innovation in Mexico: NAFTA Is Not Enough / Daniel Lederman, William F. Maloney 305
- 1.1 Perceived Effects of FDI in the Czech Republic and Latvia 11
- 6.1 Average Unit Values in Select Countries, 1989-97 121
- 6D.1 Persistency of the Technology Gap with One-Year Lag 133
- 6D.2 Persistency of the Technology Gap with Two-Year Lag 134
- 6D.3 Persistency of the Technology Gap with Seven-Year Lag 134
- 8.1 Labor Productivity of Czech Firms with and without Foreign Partners, 1991 167
- 8.2 Total Factor Productivity Growth in Czech Firms with and without Foreign Partners, 1992-96 168
- 8.3 Training and New Technology in Czech Firms with and without Foreign Partners 168
- 9.1 R&D Intensity and Probability of a Joint Venture: Case 1 184
- 9.2 R&D Intensity and Probability of a Joint Venture: Case 2 184
- 9.3 R&D Intensity and Probability of a Joint Venture: Case 3 185
- 10.1 Net FDI Inflows to Lithuania, 1993-2000 213
- 10.2 Change in Horizontal Measure, 1996-2000 220
- 10.3 Change in Backward Measure, 1996-2000 220
- 10.4 Change in Forward Variable, 1996-2000 221
- 13.1 Growth Rates of Total Factor Productivity in Selected Countries and Regions, 1960-99 307
- 13.2 Patents per Million Workers in Selected Regions, 1960-2000 308
- 13.3 Number of Scientific Publications and Patents in Mexico Relative to Comparative Countries, 1960-2000 310
- 13.4 Ratio of R&D to GDP in Selected Countries 315
- 13.5 Innovation Inputs in Mexico 316
- 13.6 Efficiency of Research and Development in Selected Countries, 1985-2000 322
- 13.7 IRCA Index in Selected Industries and Countries, 1980-2000 323
- 13.8 Private Sector Perceptions of Quality of Scientific Institutions and University-Private Sector Collaboration, Selected Countries, 1994-2001 328
- 2.1 Technological Capabilities in Manufacturing Industry 36
- 5.1 Determinants of Total Factor Productivity in OECD Countries 104
- 5.2 Determinants of Total Factory Productivity in Developing Countries 108
- 6.1 Determinants of Total Factor Productivity 125
- 6.2 Choice of Technology 126
- 6A.1 Matching between Machines and Products 128
- 6C.1 Description and Source of Data for Variables 131
- 6C.2 Descriptive Statistics 132
- 7.1 Summary Statistics for Enterprise Sample 141
- 7.2 Distribution of Sample by Ownership and Sector, 1990 142
- 7.3 Summary Statistics on Exporters, 1988-92 143
- 7.4 Summary Statistics on Exporters by Ownership and Sector, 1990 144
- 7.5 Size of Exporters and Nonexporters, 1988-92 145
- 7.6 Persistence and Volatility of Export Status 145
- 7.7 Performance of Exporters and Nonexporters 147
- 7.8 Basic Model Results 150
- 7.9 Export Histories 152
- 7.10 Basic Model Controlling for Export Histories 153
- 8.1 Descriptive Statistics of the Sample 166
- 8.2 Revenue Shares of Inputs, Mark-Up, and Scale Estimates by Sector 171
- 8.3 Panel Regression Estimates 172
- 8.4 Spillover Effects on Firms without Foreign Linkages 173
- 8.5 Spillover Effects on Firms without FDI 174
- 9.1 Entry Modes Chosen by Investors in the Sample, by Country 188
- 9.2 Entry Modes Chosen by Investors in the Sample, by Industry 189
- 9.3 Probit Model with Firm- and Industry-Level R&D and Advertising Intensities 192
- 9.4 Classification of Industries by Technology Level 193
- 9.5 R&D Intensity of FDI Projects in Three-Digit SIC Industries 194
- 9.6 Probit Model with Relative R&D and Advertising Intensities 197
- 9.7 Bivariate Probit with Sample Selection 199
- 9.8 Marginal Effects of Bivariate Probit with Sample Selection: Entry Mode Equation 200
- 10.1 FDI Inflows to Central and Eastern European Countries, 1993-2000 214
- 10.2 Distribution of Firms with Foreign Capital, by Industry, 2000 215
- 10.3 Summary Statistics 219
- 10.4 Additional Summary Statistics for Spillover Variables 219
- 10.5 OLS with Lagged and Contemporaneous Spillover Variables 222
- 10.6 Comparison of Coefficients from OLS and Olley-Pakes Regressions 226
- 10.7 Results of OLS and Olley-Pakes Regressions in First, Second, and Fourth Differences 228
- 10.8 Share of Foreign Ownership and Productivity Spillovers 231
- 10.9 Concentration of Downstream Sectors and Productivity Spillovers 233
- 11A.1 Colombian Chemical Industries: Dynamic Model 260
- 11A.2 Moroccan Chemical Industries: Dynamic Model 262
- 11A.3 Mexican Chemical Industries: Dynamic Model 264
- 11A.4 Colombian Chemical Industries: Static Model 266
- 11A.5 Moroccan Chemical Industries: Static Model 268
- 11A.6 Mexican Chemical Industries: Static Model 270
- 11B.1 Activity Dynamics in the Colombian Chemicals Industry: Descriptive Evidence 272
- 11B.2 Activity Dynamics in the Moroccan Chemicals Industry: Descriptive Evidence 273
- 11B.3 Activity Dynamics in the Colombian Chemicals Industry: Econometric Results 274
- 11B.4 Activity Dynamics in the Moroccan Chemicals Industry: Econometric Results 276
- 12.1 Performance Statistics, 1991-96 286
- 12.2 Descriptive Statistics 288
- 12.3 Pearson Correlation Table 296
- 12.4 Estimation Results 297
- 12.5 Estimation Results: Random-Effects Model 300
- 13.1 Determinants of Patent Counts 320
- 13.2 Structure of R&D Effort in Selected Countries, 1995-2000 327.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- ISBN:
- 0821361252
- 0821363719
- OCLC:
- 61261331
- Publisher Number:
- 9780821361252 (pbk.)
- 9780821363713 (hbk.)
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