Considering the evolution of spatial pattern regional economic growth in China, this paper analyzes whether environmental regulation (ER) and knowledge spillover (EKS) contribute to using panel data Durbin model China’s 31 provinces cities from 2005 2020. The findings indicate that (1) there are significant characteristics agglomeration distribution different according Moran’s index; (2) has a ...

The article examines whether firms benefit from the presence of universities when developing technology. By estimating regional knowledge production functions for 101 Italian regions, we observe a strong positive relation between industrial technological performance – measured by patents – and the local presence of universities. In addition, ‘academic’ regions witness higher levels of industria...

1831 As a factor influencing productivity, a country's own research and development to generate new technology is more important than that of the average foreign country. It is generally difficult to separate the effect of importing intermediate goods with embodied technology from the effect of other channels of international technology transmission. According to this study, international trade...

This paper estimates the impact of China’s exchange rate changes on exports of competitor countries in third markets, which we call the “spillover effect”. We use recent theory to develop an identification strategy in which competition between China and its developing country competitors in specific products and destinations plays a key role. We exploit the variation— afforded by disaggregated ...

This paper analyses why a firm chooses foreign direct investment rather than arms-length contracts in supplying overseas markets. When contracts are incomplete we show that this choice must balance the moral hazard associated with external markets against that associated with internal markets. We show that arms-length contracts are preferred when the overseas agent has limited opportunities for...

An earlier version of this paper circulated under the title: ”International R&D Spillover and Intersectoral Trade Flows: Do they Match?”. Thanks are due to seminar audiences at ColoradoBoulder, the 1995 NBER Summer Institute, Purdue, Wisconsin-Madison, and Yale, especially Robert Evenson, Zvi Griliches, James Harrigan, Keith Maskus, F.M. Scherer, T.N. Srinivasan, Marie Thursby, and an anonymous...

In this study, we analyze the effect of knowledge spillover on productivity in Indonesian manufacturing industry from 2010 to 2014 using inter-sectoral linkages and inter-regional linkages. For first time literature, apply an input-output table geographic distance between regions as weight matrix spatial econometric estimation measure spillover. We find that: (1) transactions intermediate goods...