A longitudinal study of the relationship between export activity and innovation in the Spanish firm: The moderating role of productivity

Monreal-Pérez, Joaquín; Aragón-Sánchez, Antonio; Marín, Gregorio Sánchez

doi:10.1016/j.ibusrev.2011.09.010

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“…Although studies didn't find statistically significant relationship between innovation and export performance (Mais, Carvalho, & Amal, 2014), we hypothesized, in line with the empirical study of Monreal-Pérez et al (2012), as well as evidences from Cassiman, Golovko and Martínez-Ros (2010), Alegre, Pla-Barber, Chiva and Villar (2012), Becker and Egger (2013) and Tavassoli (2013), that, due to the gains in the competitiveness, innovation can be seen as a strategic advantage to overcome trade barriers and to establish a significant market position, as well in the domestic as in foreign markets: H3: Innovation is positively associated with export performance of firms.…”

Section: Innovation and Export Performancementioning

confidence: 54%

Regional Cluster, Innovation and Export Performance: An Empirical Study

Prim

Amal

Carvalho

2016

BAR, Braz. Adm. Rev.

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Regional clusters and innovations in product and processes are found in the literature as important determinants of firms' export performance. However, this relationship is still controversial and very highly constrained by industry, and by regions. Based on a more integrative perspective, the aim of the present article is to investigate the role of agglomeration economies of a regional cluster on the export performance of firms. Furthermore, we will test the mediating effect of innovation and the extent by which the technological intensity of the industry can perform a moderating effect between the constructs. Based on a sample of 100 export companies operating in the manufacturing industries, we use structural equation modeling to estimate the determinants of export performance. The results reveal that the agglomeration economies of a regional cluster have been found determinant factors of the export performance, as well as a significant source to generate innovations by firms. However, we found no evidence between the innovations in products and processes and export performance. The results have also shown that there are no differences among technological intensity of the industries, suggesting that the firms will access agglomeration resources of regional cluster in a complementary way to their internal resources.

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Section: Innovation and Export Performancementioning

confidence: 54%

Regional Cluster, Innovation and Export Performance: An Empirical Study

Prim

Amal

Carvalho

2016

BAR, Braz. Adm. Rev.

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“…Concerning the empirical strategies to estimate the SS hypothesis, numerous researchers (Caldera, 2010;Monreal-Perez et al 2011;Halpern and Murakozy, 2012;Faustino and Matos, 2015) have examined the link between innovation, productivity and exporting. Caldera (2010) and Monreal-Perez et al (20111) have used the two stage least square (2SLS) method to resolve the endogeneity between innovation (product/process) and exporting.…”

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Self-selection and learning-by-exporting hypotheses: micro-level evidence

Rehman

2017

Eurasian Econ Rev

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This aim of this empirical paper is to investigate the self-selection and learning-by-exporting hypotheses. This study addresses the reverse causality between innovation, productivity and exporting using micro level data on 29 countries from Eurasia and Central and Eastern Europe (CEE). CDM estimation results suggest that innovation and productivity positively influence the firm's exporting and vice versa. This study has supported the self-selection and learning-by-exporting hypotheses. Previous studies provided mixed outcome on the analysis of these two major hypotheses. Similarly, innovation by exporting is examined using multiple proxies of innovation such as product/process innovation, R&D and organizational innovation. Findings imply that innovation is an important determinant of firms' exporting and this outcome is robust across Eurasian and CEE firms. Moreover, foreign owned firms are more likely to export and innovate than domestic firms due to their technological superiority over domestic firms. Concerning policy implications, economic policies should address the firm's innovation, productivity and exporting performance. This would result in better economic integration between Eurasian and CEE firms. By removing the firm's barriers such as access to finance, trade regulations and taxation etc would encourage trade networks between Eurasian and CEE firms.

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“…First, although there are a growing number of studies that examine the dynamic interdependence of innovation and export decisions, there is rather little evidence on this issue for SMEs in developing countries. In previous studies, SMEs are usually ignored (Monreal-Pérez et al 2012). This is due to (i) the conventional view that SMEs do not have adequate resources to conduct and manage innovation activities, and (ii) a lack of firm-level data on SMEs (Majocchi and Zucchella 2003;Wignaraja 2008).…”

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Dynamics of Innovation and Internationalization Among Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises in Viet Nam

Trinh

2016

SSRN Journal

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A longitudinal study of the relationship between export activity and innovation in the Spanish firm: The moderating role of productivity

Cited by 146 publications

References 53 publications

Regional Cluster, Innovation and Export Performance: An Empirical Study

Regional Cluster, Innovation and Export Performance: An Empirical Study

Self-selection and learning-by-exporting hypotheses: micro-level evidence

Dynamics of Innovation and Internationalization Among Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises in Viet Nam

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