Employee Stock Options and Corporate Innovation

Chang, Xin; Fu, Kangkang; Low, Angie; Zhang, Wenrui

doi:10.2139/ssrn.1962408

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“…Later, the influence of market structure was widely discussed that enterprises can achieve higher profits from innovation in a monopoly market than in a competitive market [8]. Other studies have analyzed the impact of credit, patents, and executives [9][10][11].…”

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Innovation investment and sustainable development

2021

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Innovation and technological progress are essential approaches to sustainable growth, but what will affect enterprises’ innovating motivation hasn’t been thoroughly analyzed. We establish an endogenous growth model to analyze the factors that influence an enterprise’s innovation investment, and find that the cumulative technology plays a key role: the more cumulative technology an enterprise has, the more its R&D investment will be. Empirical researches confirm the theoretical conclusions. Our study provides suggestions for policies to promote technological progress and sustainable development.

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