Regional technology development path in an open developing economy: evidence from China.
This article explores the paths of regional technology development in a large open developing economy. Findings from the research based on Chinese data suggest a differentiated approach to regional technology development. In technologically advanced regions, indigenous R&D; plays a more impo...
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description | This article explores the paths of regional technology development in a large open developing economy. Findings from the research based on Chinese data suggest a differentiated approach to regional technology development. In technologically advanced regions, indigenous R&D; plays a more important role than learning-by-doing while in backward regions the latter becomes more important. Interregional technology transfer is found to have a more significant impact on regional technology development than Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) and its effect intensifies when the technology level of the recipient region is close to the technological frontier. R&D; plays a key role in both the assimilation of foreign technologies in advanced regions and the assimilation of interregional technology transfer; learning-by-doing only affects the latter. |
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spelling | oxford-uuid:238eaec6-d1cc-4b27-9e36-ddcf36e036262022-03-26T11:44:59ZRegional technology development path in an open developing economy: evidence from China.Journal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:238eaec6-d1cc-4b27-9e36-ddcf36e03626EnglishDepartment of Economics - ePrintsTaylor and Francis2013Li, TFu, MFu, XThis article explores the paths of regional technology development in a large open developing economy. Findings from the research based on Chinese data suggest a differentiated approach to regional technology development. In technologically advanced regions, indigenous R&D; plays a more important role than learning-by-doing while in backward regions the latter becomes more important. Interregional technology transfer is found to have a more significant impact on regional technology development than Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) and its effect intensifies when the technology level of the recipient region is close to the technological frontier. R&D; plays a key role in both the assimilation of foreign technologies in advanced regions and the assimilation of interregional technology transfer; learning-by-doing only affects the latter. |
spellingShingle | Li, T Fu, M Fu, X Regional technology development path in an open developing economy: evidence from China. |
title | Regional technology development path in an open developing economy: evidence from China. |
title_full | Regional technology development path in an open developing economy: evidence from China. |
title_fullStr | Regional technology development path in an open developing economy: evidence from China. |
title_full_unstemmed | Regional technology development path in an open developing economy: evidence from China. |
title_short | Regional technology development path in an open developing economy: evidence from China. |
title_sort | regional technology development path in an open developing economy evidence from china |
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