Total Factor Productivity and the Bio Economy Effects

Zúniga-González, Carlos Alberto

doi:10.5296/jas.v1i1.2383

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“…Improving the performance of businesses active in the field of research and biotechnology has been analyzed in a number of research articles. It has been shown that this performance indicator is closely linked to the flow of capital and productivity [73,74]. Other authors [75,76] have concluded that innovation and human capital have a positive impact on the economic performance of biotech companies.…”

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Sustainable Knowledge Management and Its Impact on the Performances of Biotechnology Organizations

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Starting from the findings of specialized studies on knowledge management in the field of biotechnology, this paper aims to present the factors that underline sustainable performances of Romanian biotechnology organizations. Particularly, descriptive analysis of these factors has outlined a picture of the current situation of biotechnology in Romania. The design of an exploratory knowledge management model for organizations in the biotechnology sector was achieved and validated through a panel data model. Starting from a model of growth based on productivity, capital inflow, and human capital, three statistical hypotheses were validated by a time series data panel regression model using EViews 9.0 software. The data were collected for the enterprises active in the field of biotechnology for a period of nine years. The paper highlights the fact that the economic performance of biotechnology organizations is determined by the flow of capital, productivity, and the workforce. Knowledge-based growth strategies are essential in the econometric model presented. Nevertheless, in terms of knowledge management strategies, the sector has not reached its maturity, and full sustainability is not a norm.

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Sustainable Knowledge Management and Its Impact on the Performances of Biotechnology Organizations

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Knowledge, Technology and Innovations for a Bio-based Economy: Lessons from the Past, Challenges for the Future

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Bio-Based and Applied Economics

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The impact of economic and political reforms on environmental performance in developing countries

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Madni

2021

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The humans of modern society are enjoying the luxuries and comforts today but future generations will be facing a more polluted environment and scarcity of natural resources. So the effects of global warming and climatic changes are a major policy concern nowadays around the world. The majority of the literature treats the Carbon Dioxide emissions as an indicator of environmental deterioration but this paper considers the environmental performance index as an indicator of environment. This paper addresses the role of institutional reforms for environmental performance that is hardly discussed in the earlier literature. It is argued that a novel approach of institutional reforms can provide some useful insights for environmental performance in developing countries. There is wide agreement that institutional quality is crucial for economic sustainability but rarely focused to explore the impacts of institutional reforms on environmental performance. The institutional reforms are generally divided into two categories; economic and political reforms. This paper investigated the impact of each category of institutional reforms for environmental performance by using panel data of 122 developing economies for a period of 1996–2020. Difference in differences technique is applied to determine the impact of each category of reforms on the environment. It is found that economic and political reforms significantly contribute to protecting the environment in developing countries, and it will be a good policy option to reform the economic and political institutions to preserve the environment in these countries along with sustainable development.

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Total Factor Productivity and the Bio Economy Effects

Cited by 9 publications

References 39 publications

Sustainable Knowledge Management and Its Impact on the Performances of Biotechnology Organizations

Sustainable Knowledge Management and Its Impact on the Performances of Biotechnology Organizations

Knowledge, Technology and Innovations for a Bio-based Economy: Lessons from the Past, Challenges for the Future

The impact of economic and political reforms on environmental performance in developing countries

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