The Impact of Exporting and Foreign Direct Investment on Product Innovation: Evidence From Chinese Manufacturers

Olabisi, Michael

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“…Very few studies combine exporting or importing with outward or inward FDI [e.g. Olabisi, 2017;Wu et al, 2017], or additionally embrace the contractual forms of internationalization (e.g. outsourcing) [e.g.…”

Section: Relationships Between Outward/inward Internationalization and Outward/ Inward Innovativenessmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Because the coexistence and interdependence of outward and inward internationalization in a firm is not widely comprehended [Welch and Luostarinen, 1993;Korhonen, 1999;Fletcher, 2001], the relationships between both the outward and inward internationalization and innovativeness of firms are rarely tested in empirical research. There are few researchers who address the issue of the influence of exporting and importing or outward and inward FDI on the performance or innovativeness of firms [Bernard et al, 2007;Şeker, 2012;Filippetti et al, 2017;Olabisi, 2017]. The conclusion of research by Bernard et al is the existence of a positive influence of international openness on the performance of firms, both from developed economies and developing ones.…”

Section: Inward Internationalization and Innovativenessmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Learning by outward and inward internationalization and the outward/inward innovativeness of firms in Poland

Szymura-Tyc

2021

International Journal of Management and Economics

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Many studies raise the issue of relationships between internationalization and innovativeness, linking them with firms’ international competitiveness. However, very few of these studies focus on the influence of internationalization on innovativeness and regard the multifaceted nature of these two concepts. The study presented in this paper is based on a holistic approach to internationalization and innovativeness. It explores the influence of the outward (e.g. exporting, outward FDI) and inward (e.g. importing, inward FDI) internationalization on the outward (product and marketing) and inward (process and organizational) innovativeness of 274 firms in Poland, adopting formative variables and a correlations analysis. The key contribution of the research is that the outward internationalization is conducive to both the outward and inward innovativeness, while the inward internationalization supports only the inward innovativeness. It shows that learning by outward and inward internationalization supports innovativeness of firms, responsible for their international competitiveness. The findings might be unique for transition and emerging economies characterized with a low degree of internationalization and innovativeness, while the holistic approach is more universal, and might bring interesting results when applied to the research of highly advanced economies.

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Section: Relationships Between Outward/inward Internationalization and Outward/ Inward Innovativenessmentioning

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Section: Inward Internationalization and Innovativenessmentioning

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Learning by outward and inward internationalization and the outward/inward innovativeness of firms in Poland

Szymura-Tyc

2021

International Journal of Management and Economics

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“…According to the different conditions of the solution, the corresponding algorithm will be used to perform a local search near the more optimal solution, so as to further find the optimal solution, until the optimal solution satisfies the termination condition, and the output ends. Otherwise, the algorithm automatically loops and starts to research for the optimal solution [10].…”

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Innovative Artistic Design of Nanomaterial Products Based on Intelligent Algorithm

Yao

Ruan

2022

Journal of Nanomaterials

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At present, algorithm technology has achieved very rapid development, and it is more and more widely penetrated and applied in people’s production and life. Among them, product design based on intelligent algorithm has also been widely used. This technology plays an important role in promoting product innovation and design and contributes to the improvement and optimization of technology, showing very significant application benefits in the product design and development process of major enterprises. The application of intelligent algorithms in product design can not only make products more in line with customers’ usage habits, but also products blessed with intelligent algorithms often have more commercial value. Therefore, in order to enhance the added value of commodities, innovative design of products has become a must. Nanomaterials must have unique properties that are unmatched by general building materials, such as high surface activity, strong oxidation, and superparamagnetic. This article mainly studies design strategies from two aspects, namely the innovation of material properties and application methods, and introduces the properties of nanomaterials, their application status, and the existing problems. And it starts from the application of intelligent technology in nanomaterial products, innovative design, and development prospects, combined with actual cases, to find a feasible way for the development of innovative design and research of nanomaterial products. On this basis, it is proposed that the idea of expanding the design should reunderstand and reposition the product design of nanomaterials and make the design more acceptable to more consumers. New design ideas and methods such as adjusting material properties through intelligent algorithms provide certain assistance and support for the application of intelligent algorithms in product design innovation practice. Some completed application practices are also presented to illustrate the rationality of the application of intelligent algorithms in nanomaterial products. The results show that the crowd search algorithm has the highest optimization degree and has good stability and optimization effect, and its standard deviation is the lowest close to 0.

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“…Several papers focus on imports from China specifically, given its dramatic export expansion in the past decades. The product innovation and productivity gains that enabled the expansion of Chinese exports are also well documented (Amiti and Freund, 2008;Schott, 2008;Olabisi, 2017).…”

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Trade shocks and youth jobs

Olabisi

2020

IZA Journal of Labor Policy

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This paper examines the impacts of trade on youth employment in the United States. The overarching goal is to link lessons from the decline of manufacturing jobs in the past decades to future prospects for the US economy. We find higher rates of job losses with exposure to import competition for US youth, than for older workers. Our analysis uses buyer–supplier relationships between sectors of the US economy to show that the direct effects of trade on the importing sectors underrepresent the impact of trade on jobs.

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The Impact of Exporting and Foreign Direct Investment on Product Innovation: Evidence From Chinese Manufacturers

Cited by 13 publications

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Learning by outward and inward internationalization and the outward/inward innovativeness of firms in Poland

Learning by outward and inward internationalization and the outward/inward innovativeness of firms in Poland

Innovative Artistic Design of Nanomaterial Products Based on Intelligent Algorithm

Trade shocks and youth jobs

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