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¿Qué tan pro libre mercado era la Inglaterra que logró la Revolución Industrial? "Chang (2009) describes the Walpole government as the first to launch a comprehensive infant industry protection programme in 1721, and De Araujo (1993) outlines the measures taken by the British government to prohibit the export of capital goods until 1843 and the emigration of skilled artisans until 1824 in order to protect its high-technology industries" La cita viene de Industrial Policy: Old and New Issues de Wim Naudé. Aquí se puede leer el texto completo: https://lnkd.in/e7hCj4Rm

'Our economy simply can't produce more, based on our size', says professor of Industrial Organisation Jeroen Hinloopen. To get a sense of how much economy we fit into the Netherlands, Hinloopen calculated the added value we produce per square kilometer compared to other countries. The Netherlands is fifth in the world. Singapore is number 1, followed by Hong Kong, Luxembourg, and Israel. What struck Hinloopen was that these countries rely on industries that take up relatively little space. 'Luxembourg has a large financial sector, Singapore and Hong Kong have many business service providers, and Israel has a large knowledge-intensive high-tech sector.' The Netherlands is an odd one out because our economy, according to Hinloopen, is more mixed. The Netherlands earns a lot from services. 'But we also have heavy industry, a lot of distribution, the high-tech of chip machine manufacturer ASML, and a substantial agricultural sector. When you look at the structure of our economy, it's quite remarkable that we add so much value per square kilometer', says Hinloopen. Read more in the NRC article via the link below (in Dutch and subscription needed). #conomicefficiency #dutchInnovation #spaceoptimisation

On the brink of the weekend an update for the #hightech #industry. Our chief economist office published a report 'Made in NL' from four perspectives: the added value of this industry, the most important economic indicators, the role within global value chains and the economic relationships in the Netherlands. Want to know more on the global role of the Dutch hightech-industry? Download the full report here: https://lnkd.in/eCgTTRD3! #industrialmanufacturing #IM #MadeinNL #economy #NL #valuechains

📣 📣 📣 Look at our New Article with Alex J. Guerrero Picoita and Joost Heijs in Eurasian Business Review. In this article, we estimate a metaregression model to capture the heterogeneity among the articles that adopt one of the most popular methodologies that analyze the relationship between innovation and employment at the firm level (Harrison, R., Jaumandreu, J., Mairesse, J., & Peters, B., 2014). The main results suggest that sales growth due to new products is homogenous and a good proxy of product innovation while "only process innovation " shows heterogeneous patterns and is explained by different characteristics. https://lnkd.in/dWNnvyyR

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PDF Ibata Arens The politics of innovation: High-technology small and medium-sized enterprises in Japan digsell https://lnkd.in/drfVFhix Source: Dissertation Abstracts International, Volume: 62-04, Section: A, page: 1568. ;Adviser: Ben Ross Schneider. Japan is often characterized as an economy of big corporations and conglomerates like NEC or Sony. In reality, the fabric of the Japanese economy is woven not with these large conglomerates but primarily with small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs). Facing increasingly internationalized production structures, traditional relations between large corporations and small subcontractors are unraveling. The dissertation is based on extensive field research with owners and managers of 43 high technology SMEs in three industrial regions in Japan. ;A variety of what I call “intermediating hierarchies” … Read More » https://lnkd.in/d_re5sKr

"Honored to have participated and presented a paper at the International Conference on 'Business Opportunities of Digital Horizon in Global Economy' (BODHI - G2023) hosted by the Department of Management Studies, SRM Valliammai Engineering College. 🌍📊 #BODHIG2023 #Research #GlobalEconomy #InternationalConference #SRMValliammaiEngineeringCollege #DepartmentofManagementStudies #ManagementStudies #MBA #mbafinance #mbajourney