internationalisation of R&D
Internationalisation of R&D: A Review of Drivers, Impacts, and new Lines of Research
... e R&D expendit ure of t his count ry over t he short and m edium t erm ...on R&D, ev en com par ed w it h aggregat e R&D expendit ure of count ries ( OECD 2010, ...
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Internationalisation of ICT R&D in Asia vis a vis the world regions
... on R&D centre location and semiconductor design expenditures originates from the 2011 JRC-IPTS ICT R&D Internationalisation Database, a company-level dataset dedicated to ...
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The internationalisation of green technologies and the realisation of green growth
... private R&D for technologies, including direct funding or tax breaks to private firms, is essential for experimentation with different technological ...
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R&D Internationalisation and the Global Financial Crisis
... It is, however, too early to speak of the end of Europe as the most important host region; despite the erosion of the EU share, more than half of all US overseas R&D activities are still located in the ...
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A model of R&D capitalization
... Having derived the profit-maximizing investment in R&D and accounting policy, the model goes on to analyze the effects of the following parameters on innovation and capitalization: the s[r] ...
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India as a destination of multinational’s R&D: Growingimportance and management strategy of local R&D centers
... In terms of optimizing local production processes, a production-driven model is a development function for localization; this function is particularly important for car manufacturers. Manufacturing cars locally requires ...
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Is Europe a Laggard in Pharmaceuticals? R&D Joint Ventures, Patent Quality and R&D Productivity
... business R&D expenditure; rather, real BERD has been re-distributed within Europe away from traditional players towards the Nordic ...international R&D joint ventures. Finally, ...
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Nivedithadevi D and Somasundaram R
... Quantitative of secondary metabolites: On over all Quantitative secondary metabolites values assessment plant treated with abscisic acid were found to have more tot[r] ...
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FDI in R&D: An Introspection
... non-core R&D activities are not subject to tax benefits so as to encourage Core R&D activities and generate tax revenues from non Core R&D ...to R&D ...
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Conditional R&D Subsidies
... a R&D subsidy, or its level, to the success/failure of a R&D project, or to the level of risk associated with the ...capabilities, R&D subsidies linked to success may ...
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R&D financing and growth
... The equilibrium concept proposed is rich enough to represent investment and innovation deci- sions, firms’ financial policy decisions and decisions regarding technology adoption/diffusion through patent licensing. We ...
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Article Title & Authors
... see internationalisation as a cumulative process in which relationships are established, developed, and continuously maintained in order to achieve business ...
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Complementarity between Internal R&D and R&D Cooperation in the Context of Spanish Technological Opportunities
... internal R&D and R&D cooperation ...internal R&D, as well as the existence of complementarity between these agreements and the generation of patents in ...
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R&D intensity and market valuation of firm: a study of R&D incurring manufacturing firms in India
... the R&D expenditure and patents to variation in firm value measured by Tobin’s ...own R&D stock as well as rivals R&D stocks positively influences on Tobin’s ...and ...
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Categorisation of State Expenditure on R&D
... on R&D to the activities funded by the competitive funders indicates a significant proportion of the Block-Grant spend is in the areas of ICT, Biotechnology, and Health (in basic research for the former ...
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Internationalization of R&D in two high-tech clusters and cooperation of R&D units in those clusters
... Foreign TNCs in the Bangalore ICT cluster collaborate with companies and education institutions that also operate in the cluster. In this way, TNCs can receive information about specific software types, about generic ...
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A Critical Review of Contemporary Practice in Internationalisation in the Hospitality, Leisure, Sport and Tourism (HLST) Subject Communities
... Fostering exchange of knowledge, experience and practice in internationalisation across the HLST disciplines and beyond 1.4 Internationalisation and graduate employability Promoting [r] ...
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Another R&D Anomaly?
... increase R&D spending to manipulate investors’ perceptions of firm performance (See Dechow & Sloan, 1991; Darrough & Rangan, 2005) due to its discretionary ...of R&D spending ...
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R&D PROGRAM
... large R&D program invested by a government is also required to be evaluated in terms of performance or ...of R&D projects is important for continuous improvement of the ...
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Absorptive Capacity, R&D Spillovers, Emissions Taxes and R&D Subsidies
... The results in the above proposition are to some extent unexpected. Indeed, consider the case where the free spillover is zero, l is close to zero, and the marginal damage cost of pollution is high. In this case, where ...
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