Global Competition and Asian Economic Development: Some Neo-Schumpeterian Approaches and Their RelevanceIWIM, 1999 - 75 Seiten |
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allocative efficiency analyses Archibugi/Michie 1997 argued Asia Asian countries Asian crisis Asian economic crisis Asian Economic Development Asian NISS Barker/Goto business-financed R&D comparative advantages competitive positions context degree of openness development path diffusion direct investment Dosi Edward Elgar factor finance firms flying geese model Freeman frontrunner global competition growth growth accounting important incentive problems inducement mechanisms innovative activities innovative search institutions international innovative Japan Japanese Karl Wohlmuth level of measured locational innovations multinational multinational corporations national competitive advantage national innovation systems national technological accumulation Neo-Schumpeterian Approaches OECD Ozawa Patel/Pavitt 1994 patent path-dependent Pavitt/Patel 1996 primary innovations production networks R&D expenditures redirection regard regional innovation systems relevant relocation role Schumpeter Mark Schumpeterian competition Schumpeterian industries sectors small innovative South Korea strategies Taiwan technical learning techno-economic paradigm technological accumulation processes technological development technological learning technological specialization technology policy trade Transnational Corporations trend UNCTAD uneven Welfens world economy world markets