A multilevel analysis of innovation in developing countries

Srholec, Martin (2008). A multilevel analysis of innovation in developing countries. UNU-MERIT.

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  • Author Srholec, Martin
    Title A multilevel analysis of innovation in developing countries
    Publication Date 2008
    Publisher UNU-MERIT
    Abstract Innovation is a multilevel phenomenon. Not only characteristics of firms but also environment within which firms operate matter. Although this has been for long recognized in the literature, a quantitative test that explicitly concerns the hypothesis that framework conditions affect innovativeness of firms remains lacking. Using a large sample of firms from many developing countries, we estimate a multilevel model of innovation that integrates explanatory factors at different levels of the analysis. Apart from various firm’s characteristics, national economic, technological and institutional conditions directly predict the likelihood of firms to innovate.
    Keyword Innovation
    Technological capability
    Multilevel modeling
    Institutions
    Developing countries
    JEL C30
    E11
    O30
    Copyright Holder UNU-MERIT
    Copyright Year 2008
    ISSN 1871-9872
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