The paper addresses the link between productivity and labour mobility. The hypothesis tested is that technology is transmitted across industries through the movement of skilled workers embodying human capital. The embodied knowledge is then diffused within the new environment creating spillovers and leading to productivity improvements. The empirical analysis is based on household survey and in...

Low-tech industries, usually defined as industries with a low R&D component, constitute an essential part of the economy in several countries. Providing knowledge on how these industries may sustain economic growth and welfare in the future, therefore represent a key policy issue. In this article a network approach to technical change is applied. The socio-economic trajectory followed by one of...

In the context of restrictions on import technologies and equipment to Russian Federation caused by external sanctions withdrawal Western European, American Japanese companies from our country, initially, high-tech branches domestic industry found themselves in a difficult situation. There were problems related substitution products that fell under ban import, development localization main prod...

new technologies are considered as important sources for entrepreneurial activities due to their vital role in creating and developing the old markets. these technologies are of paramount importance, particularly in high-tech and digital industries. artificial intelligence (ai) is a u turn in high tech and computer industries. since this issue has not sufficiently been explored in the existing ...

Title of Document: FROM CHINA TO THE US: NUTRITION, DIET AND ACCULTURATION OF CHINESE EMPLOYED IN HIGH-TECH INDUSTRIES – RESULTS FROM A WEB-BASED SURVEY. Chunling Wang, M.D., 2007 Directed By: Nadine Sahyoun. Ph.D., RD, Department of Nutrition and Food Science Background: Due to the fast development of economies in China and the great needs of professionals in the US, the population of highly e...