The hypothesis that technological change is
The Induced Innovation Hypothesis and Energy-Saving Technological Change
... For the products we explored, the evidence suggests: (i) the rate of overall innovation was independent of energy prices and regulations, (ii) the direction of innovation was responsive [r] ...
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The Stringency Of Environmental Regulations And Technological Change: A Specific Test Of The Porter Hypothesis
... will change from employment, income, food or housing to more qualitative measures such as cleaner ...the hypothesis that environmental policies could also serve as a vehicle to enhance the ...the ...
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Solving productivity puzzles - on the nature of total factor productivity, technological change and the explanatory power of the mismeasurement hypothesis
... 11 Concluding Remarks on Part III At the beginning of part II, an empirical investigation with regard to productivity variables and relatives was set up. It has been shown that Germany, as well as other developed ...
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Technological change
... of technological competition, possibly even up to degree that they achieve in- dustry dominance, if one or more of these accelerating forces are at ...ticular hypothesis is formulated for this ...
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Democratization is the determinant of technological change
... on technological innovation and in general technical change is due to higher levels of literacy, schooling, education and media access, broadening the middle classes and reducing the extremes of poverty, as ...
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Four aspects of technological change
... The estimated effect of expected market size is robust to a number of checks. First, we include a rich set of firm-level determinants of R&D and market concentrations, in particular foreign and government ownership, as ...
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Emissions trading and technological change
... a hypothesis with empirical ...and technological change have already cropped up in the opening paragraphs, and will be used throughout this thesis, but how does one define them? A literature spanning ...
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Financial equilibrium in the presence of technological change
... formulated hypothesis that there is a significant, negative correlation between the supply of money, and the pace of technological ...between technological change, and the mechanisms of ...
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A model of power-biased technological change
... may change skill requirements but they also change the relative power of di¤erent employees; the fact that more skilled employees have seen an increase in relative pay does not demonstrate that it is the ...
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A model of power biased technological change
... may change skill requirements but they also change the relative power of di¤erent employees; the fact that more skilled employees have seen an increase in relative pay does not demonstrate that it is the ...
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Skill-biased technological change in Vietnam
... considered technological change to be only partially ...SBTC hypothesis that a burst of new technology caused a rise in the demand for highly skilled workers that, in turn, led to a rise in earnings ...
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Incentive Regulation, Investments and Technological Change
... The ladder-of-investment hypothesis has been embraced by European telecommunications regulators but has been criticized in the literature. Burreau and Doğan (2006) point out in a theoretical model that with ...
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Technological Forecasting & Social Change
... The hypothesis is that the short-term forecast of one year produced by the ARIMA model is better than the one produced by the Linear Logistic model at this stage of the diffusion process, which is validated in the ...
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Technological Change and the Environment
... Major sub-areas (with references to surveys related to those areas) include: the theory of incentives for research and development (Tirole 1988; Reinganum 1989; Geroski 1995); the measu[r] ...
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Outsourcing and Technological Change
... different technologies, and these may have been diffusing at different speeds, the model can potentially explain different time patterns in outsourcing. The Censuses of Manufactures provide information on eight Selected ...
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Population Ageing and Technological Change
... exogenous technological change or productivity ...to change in the simulation ...future technological changes or human capital enhancements would generate productivity increases, especially in ...
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Technological Forecasting & Social Change
... 6. Summary and outlook In this paper, we have been studying why networks differ in their abilities to influence system resources and which kinds of formal networks might be important for the build-up process of an ...
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Technological Change and Immigration Policy
... skill-biased technological change imply essentially different immigration ...skill-neutral change implies an immigrant skill distribution that is dominated by the native skill distribution; on the ...
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Special Interests and Technological Change
... for technological choices: if a new technique increases profits it will be adopted by individualistic profit maximizing firms, otherwise it will be ...cannot change their production ...of ...
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Technological change and the wealth of nations
... and technological convergence in the development ...the technological frontier there is a trade-o¤ between the innovation and imita- tion activities carried out within ...
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