Differentials at firm level productive capacity realization in Bangladesh food manufacturing: an empirical analysis

Are Small Firms Really Less Productive? An Analysis of Productivity Differentials and Firm Dynamics

Small and medium-sized establishments (SMEs) account a large proportion of industrial employment and production in almost all countries. Moreover, the recent literature emphasizes the role SMEs play in nurturing entrepreneurship and generating new products and processes. Although SMEs could be a source of new ideas and innovations, there are substantial productivity differences between small an...

Technology sourcing by UK manufacturing firms: an empirical analysis using firm-level patent data∗

This paper examines whether UK firms that locate their R&D activity in the USA benefit more than other UK firms from knowledge spillovers originating from US R&D. Patent data provides a firm-level measure of the location of innovative activity, which enables the identification of knowledge spillovers associated with "technology sourcing". Our identification strategy helps to address various pro...

Technology sourcing: an empirical analysis using firm-level patent data∗

This paper examines whether UK firms that locate their R&D activity in the USA benefit more than other UK firms from knowledge spillovers originating from US R&D. Patent data provides a firm-level measure of the location of innovative activity, which enables the identification of knowledge spillovers associated with "technology sourcing". Our identification strategy helps to address various pro...

An Empirical Analysis Based on Firm-level Data

Lifelong Learning in the Knowledge Economy: An Empirical Analysis of E-Learning Adoption at Firm-Level

In a global knowledge-based economy, the performance of business organizations depends on ensuring that all categories of employees possess current and up-to-date knowledge and skills. Therefore, businesses must analyze their training needs in greater depth and update workers’ skills much more rapidly than in the past, while attempting to reduce training costs to remain competitive in this chan...