Raising European Productivity Growth Through ICT

Miller, Ben P.; Atkinson, Robert D.

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“…Miller and Atkinson (2014) argued that because the labour force participation rate in the European Union is relatively low, enhancing productivity is a key to maintaining economic potential. The study revealed this relationship is more complex and depends on a company's distance to the technological frontier.…”

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“…In other words, the more productive a company is, the more effort in terms of co-innovative sources of productivity is required to boost productivity by introducing new technologies (including ICT). Miller and Atkinson (2014) argued that because the labour force participation rate in the European Union is relatively low, enhancing productivity is a key to maintaining economic potential. If we take into account the fact that the labour force participation rate in Poland is lower than the EU average, this means that boosting productivity in Polish companies is even more important, however at the same time it is more and more difficult in those firms from the upper part of productivity distribution.…”

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Innovations, ICT and ICT‐driven labour productivity in Poland

Arendt

Grabowski

2017

Econ Transit

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In this paper, we describe and develop a two-step model, based on the CDM approach and the new firm paradigm, to link innovation outputs and ICT to productivity gains, using micro-level data from 1,000 Polish companies. Our study confirmed the mediating role of innovations and ICT complementarities with respect to productivity gains. However, the main finding is that the strength of this relationship depends on the company's distance to the technological frontier. We show that the more productive a company is, the more important are co-innovative sources of productivity. Thus, support programmes should also be provided to highly productive companies, which require a higher level of ICT complementarities to boost productivity. This finding may hold true for other CEE countries as well.

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Innovations, ICT and ICT‐driven labour productivity in Poland

Arendt

Grabowski

2017

Econ Transit

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“…Analiziraju i svojstva tehnologije op e namjene, Qiu i Cantwell (2015) smatraju IKT naprednim tipom tehnologije op e namjene. Op e je prihvaeno da se IKT, obzirom na druge današnje tehnologije, najbrže razvija i širi, a kao tehnologija op e namjene omogu ava ve u u inkovitost u postoje oj proizvodnji u cijelom gospodarstvu (Miller i Atkinson, 2014;Strauss i Samkharadze, 2011), brži rast produktivnost rada i ve u ukupnu faktorsku produktivnost (Ceccobellia et al, 2012;O'Mahony i van Ark, 2003).…”

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Alternativni model izoliranja sektora u input-output sustavu: metodološki pristup i primjena na hrvatski IKT sektor

Keček

2019

Ekon. pregl. (Online)

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Cilj ovog rada je razvoj alternativnog modela izoliranja sektora u input-output sustavu za određivanje doprinosa sektora od interesa nacionalnom gospodarstvu te intenziteta međusektorske povezanosti sektora od interesa. Predloženi metodološki pristup primjenjiv je za onu grupu proizvodnih sektora koji uključuju više od jednog odjeljka klasifikacije u službeno objavljenim input-output tablicama. Model izoliranja sektora u input-output sustavu je primjenjiv za komparativnu analizu svih gospodarstava koja koriste istu klasifikaciju djelatnosti. Primjena modela izoliranja sektora u input-output sustavu empirijski je ilustrirana kvantificiranjem doprinosa i relativne mjere integracije sektora informacijsko-komunikacijskih tehnologija Republike Hrvatske. Na temelju rezultata provedene analize za 2010. godinu može se zaključiti da prerađivačka industrija informacijsko-komunikacijskih tehnologija zaostaje za uslužnim djelatnostima informacijsko-komunikacijskih tehnologija te da se relativna mjera integracije razlikuje za pojedine sektore informacijsko-komunikacijskih tehnologija.

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“…This growth is demonstrated by the adoption of digital technologies by a large number of consumers, firms and governments albeit at varying rates across sectors and countries. Adoption and usage of digital technologies raises the productivity of capital and labour and enables the participation in global value chains (Miller and Atkinson, 2014). The digital economy contributes to great inclusion by lowering transaction costs, addressing information asymmetries and exploiting economies of scale and network effects (World Bank, 2016a).…”

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Harnessing the digital economy for developing countries

2016

OECD Development Centre Working Papers

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Raising European Productivity Growth Through ICT

Cited by 34 publications

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Innovations, ICT and ICT‐driven labour productivity in Poland

Innovations, ICT and ICT‐driven labour productivity in Poland

Alternativni model izoliranja sektora u input-output sustavu: metodološki pristup i primjena na hrvatski IKT sektor

Harnessing the digital economy for developing countries

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