Agglomeration and Productivity: Evidence from Indian Manufactuaring

Ramachandran, Renjith; Reddy, Ketan; Sasidharan, Subash

doi:10.1177/2321022220923211

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“…Industrial agglomeration is the carrier for microeconomic subjects to engage in technological innovation or efficiency improvement activities. This is because its supporting capacity determines the efficiency of technological progress or technical efficiency improvement to a large extent (Wei et al, 2020;Ramachandran et al, 2020).…”

Section: Industrial Agglomerationmentioning

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Robot Adoption and Urban Total Factor Productivity: Evidence From China

Li,

Zhou

2024

TEDE

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Industrial robots are having a profound and lasting impact on China’s economy. This research examines the deployment of industrial robots and their effects on urban total factor production from theoretical and empirical angles. It is created using panel data from 286 cities at the prefecture level between 2003 and 2017. It is found that: First, robot adoption promotes urban total factor productivity. Second, adopting robots has a more positive influence on urban total factor productivity development in western, underdeveloped, and less market-oriented areas compared to the developed and market-oriented areas in the east. Third, adopting robots could enhance urban innovation vitality, increase total factor productivity, boost industrial agglomeration, and improve technological progress or technical efficiency. Policy enlightenment provided by these findings can guide future technological advancements and promote high-quality city development.

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Section: Industrial Agglomerationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Robot Adoption and Urban Total Factor Productivity: Evidence From China

Li,

Zhou

2024

TEDE

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“…ASI fills this void by providing aggregate labour data at the plant/unit level. Some recent studies on Indian manufacturing businesses have also used ASI owing to its broad coverage, for example, Ramachandran et al (2020), Kailthya and Kambhampati (2022) and Kapoor (2022).…”

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Internationalisation, employment generation and wage premia: evidence from Indian manufacturing firms

Aggarwal

Sharma

2023

Manage Decis Econ

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The study investigates the impact of internationalisation on employment and wages in the Indian manufacturing sector by using an extensive plant‐level dataset. Using system generalised method of moments (GMM) and quantile regression estimators, we find strong evidence of the dampening effect of exports and imports on wages, whereas a positive impact of foreign investment on wages. However, the magnitude of the impact of internationalisation on wages reduces marginally at higher quantile levels. The impact of imports and exports on employment generation is slightly ambiguous though overall indicates a beneficial impact.

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“…The concept of microeconomics is cornerstone within generic strategic to drive longrun business than the daily corporate barrier and economic topics are robust to the propositions and scope for an economics An economies would like to provide some companies scale to gain cost advantages over competitors in very narrow industries and are a key determinant of market structure and market entry (Cosnita-Langlais & Rasch, 2023;Hidayah et al, 2020;Ramachandran et al, 2020).…”

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The Role of Economic Efficiency and Business Strategy to Achieve Competitive Advantage

Hidayat Abdullah

2024

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An among company base on the organizational environments could lead conducts within an implementing economy of scale and the level of efficiency in identifying the number and variety of products and services that produce business can be profitable for the long term, to achieve competitive advantage in the industry. An asymmetric situation-based approach based on Agency Theory describes corporate business governance in which the company owner as a principal hires agent (company managers with various functional levels) to run the business of operating the organization in a complex industry. Meanwhile, analysis based on strategic choice theory pays attention; the relationship between managers of different functional levels and options, the constantly shifting market dynamics with the latest technological advances and innovations that continue to be made between business competitors, and the level of relationship between managers and the market are dynamic. For this reason, the author will develop a new concept of business strengthening that has the role of Economics, Efficiency, and Business Strategy to achieve Competitive Advantage in Companies in Industry in Indonesia with an approach based on Agency Theory and Strategic Choice Theory.

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Agglomeration and Productivity: Evidence from Indian Manufactuaring

Cited by 4 publications

References 42 publications

Robot Adoption and Urban Total Factor Productivity: Evidence From China

Robot Adoption and Urban Total Factor Productivity: Evidence From China

Internationalisation, employment generation and wage premia: evidence from Indian manufacturing firms

The Role of Economic Efficiency and Business Strategy to Achieve Competitive Advantage

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