Dynamic interactions between assimilation capacity, technology spillovers, sales and R&amp;D intensity — the case of electrical machinery industry in Japan

Watanabe, Chihiro; Asgari, Behrooz

doi:10.1016/s0166-4972(01)00087-6

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“…Together, the results suggest that when R&D intensity exceeds a threshold, additional investments could be inefficient [for similar results, see Watanabe and Asgari (2003)]. …”

Section: Interaction Effects Of Fsoc and Technologymentioning

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How Do Firm-Specific Organizational Capital and Other Intangibles Affect Sales, Value and Productivity? Evidence From Japanese Firm-Level Data

Ramirez

Hachiya

2006

Int. J. Innovation Technol. Management

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Over the past decades, the diffusion of new technological innovations has transformed the economies. In particular, the strategic emphasis shifted from efficient management of tangibles assets to innovation and effective usage of intangible assets. In this study we explore how the various combinations of sort of intangibles assets, like firm-specific organizational capital (FSOC), technology, brand, human and social capital affect the firm's corporate performance. The results suggest that regardless of the firms' type, those with higher stocks of FSOC, human and social capital outperform firms with higher stocks in only one dimension, suggesting a high degree of complementarity between them. The results also indicate that intangibles like FSOC and human and social capital are more likely to impact on productivity, whereas R&D and advertising are more likely to impact on the firm's value.

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“…Together, the results suggest that when R&D intensity exceeds a threshold, additional investments could be inefficient [for similar results, see Watanabe and Asgari (2003)]. …”

Section: Interaction Effects Of Fsoc and Technologymentioning

confidence: 67%

“…In this regard, most authors suggest that there are high intra-industries and high within-industries differences among investments in human capital, technology and brand. [see, Abowd et al (2003); Watanabe and Asgari (2003); Farris and Buzzell (1979), respectively].…”

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How Do Firm-Specific Organizational Capital and Other Intangibles Affect Sales, Value and Productivity? Evidence From Japanese Firm-Level Data

Ramirez

Hachiya

2006

Int. J. Innovation Technol. Management

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“…Dada la dificultad que presenta la medición de los efectos de la I+D sobre las organizaciones, una tercera corriente de trabajos mide la I+D y su contribución al crecimiento en las ventas en empresas privadas (Aghion et al, 2012;Amat & Perramon, 2011;Brenner & Rushton, 1989;García & Romero, 2012;Morbey & Reithner, 1990;Watanabe & Asgari, 2003). Estos trabajos muestran una fuerte asociación entre la intensidad de I+D (gasto en I+D por dólar de ventas) y el crecimiento en ventas, en empresas privadas.…”

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“…De acuerdo a García & Romero (2012), los indicadores más comunes en la literatura son valor de mercado, número de empleados, ventas e ingresos, valor de producción o valor agregado. Sin embargo existe un consenso en el uso de las ventas como indicador adecuado y así lo demuestran trabajos previos (Brenner & Rushton, 1989;Coad, 2007;García & Romero, 2012;Morbey & Reithner, 1990;Watanabe & Asgari, 2003).…”

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Innovación en empresas públicas y desarrollo económico: el caso de Ecuador = Innovation in public enterprises and economic development: the case of Ecuador

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Sources of structural stagnation in R&D intensity in Japan’s electrical machinery industry—an analysis of mismatching with IT functionality development

Watanabe

Nagamatsu

2003

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Dynamic interactions between assimilation capacity, technology spillovers, sales and R&D intensity — the case of electrical machinery industry in Japan

Cited by 10 publications

References 17 publications

How Do Firm-Specific Organizational Capital and Other Intangibles Affect Sales, Value and Productivity? Evidence From Japanese Firm-Level Data

How Do Firm-Specific Organizational Capital and Other Intangibles Affect Sales, Value and Productivity? Evidence From Japanese Firm-Level Data

Innovación en empresas públicas y desarrollo económico: el caso de Ecuador = Innovation in public enterprises and economic development: the case of Ecuador

Sources of structural stagnation in R&D intensity in Japan’s electrical machinery industry—an analysis of mismatching with IT functionality development

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