A novel technology-industry concordance table based on linked inventor-establishment data

Dorner, Matthias; Harhoff, Dietmar

doi:10.1016/j.respol.2018.02.005

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“…To capture firm innovation, we use patent propensity as an outcomerelated innovation measure (Balsmeier et al, 2014;Bernile et al, 2018;Dorner & Harhoff, 2018) Average patent propensity in our data is 0.30; that is, in our sample of firm-year observations, R&D expenditures of 1000 Euros result, on average, in 0.3 patents. Accounting for a possible time lag, we lag our measure of patent propensity by 1 year.…”

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“…To capture firm innovation, we use patent propensity as an outcome‐related innovation measure (Balsmeier et al, 2014; Bernile et al, 2018; Dorner & Harhoff, 2018) that at the same time is closely linked to a firm's innovation strategy and thus likely to be affected by the supervisory board. By focusing on patents as a more outcome‐related measure of firm innovation, we follow the recent claim by Griffin et al (2021) who argue that studies on the subject should rather focus on outcome‐related instead of input‐related variables of firm innovation, such as, for example, R&D expenditures.…”

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Women directors and firm innovation: The role of women directors' representative function

2022

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We argue that the link between women directors in co‐determined supervisory boards and firm innovation depends on two contextual factors: (1) Women directors' power, as measured by their share among shareholder representatives, and (2) on whether women are represented in both representative functions, that is, shareholder and employee representatives. In our empirical analysis based on German panel data, we find the positive link between women directors and firm innovation to be driven by women shareholder representatives, and we find the joint presence of women among shareholder and employee representatives to be positively linked to firm innovation.

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2022

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“…Hence, we discarded other matching methodologies as they are used less frequently or provide matching for older or different industrial classifications (see Dorner and Harhoff, 2018). Similarly, we decided to rely on the DG Concordance Table and not on newer ones such as those provided by…”

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“…Lybbert and Zolas (2014) and Dorner and Harhoff (2018), given the lack of empirical testing for these new concordances. More importantly, as shown in Dorner and Harhoff (2018) the three concordance methodologies lead to a highly similar matching of patents to sectors in manufacturing.…”

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The employment implications of additive manufacturing

Felice

Lamperti

Piscitello

2021

Industry and Innovation

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In spite of the fast spread of Additive Manufacturing (AM) in several countries and industries, its impact on employment is still unexplored and theoretically ambiguous. On the one hand, higher product customization and shorter time-to-market entail an expansion of the market, thus fostering labour demand; on the other hand, AM profoundly changes the way goods are produced and little evidence exists regarding the complementarity or substitutability between AM technologies and labour.In this article, we contribute to fill this gap. Namely, we estimate labour demand functions augmented with a (patent-based) proxy of AM-related innovation in 31 OECD countries, across 21 manufacturing industries, over the 2009-2017 period. Our econometric findings show an overall positive relationship between AM technologies and employment at the industry level, due to both market expansion and complementarity between labour and AM technologies, while no labour-saving effect emerges. The importance of each mechanism, however, is heterogeneous across sectors.

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“…In the case of river sand flushing, for example, a harmonious water-sediment relationship is necessary to maintain a healthy river channel, especially in the sandy region of the Yellow River, which is the study area. During floods, river flow increases and the silt is resuspended and transported downstream [24]. If the river flow is too low during a flood, the silt is difficult to be suspended, which will lead to sediment accumulation, which will cause the river gradient to fall and the river bed to rise, resulting in the phenomenon of overhanging river, threatening the regional flood control safety.…”

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Establishment and Analysis of Spatiotemporal Variation Hydrological Model of Distributed Rainfall and Evaporation in Biliu River Basin

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The Biliu River originates from the southern foot of Qinling Mountain in Gaizhou city, with an elevation of 1047 m, and is the largest river in Dalian. The hydrological elements mainly include rainfall, runoff, temperature, evaporation, and other time series associated with the hydrological cycle. Among them, runoff is the most visible output performance, and the direct source of runoff is during rainfall. This paper establishes a reservoir scheduling model that considers the influence of multiple uncertainty factors and analyzes the influence of mixed uncertainty on reservoir scheduling and Xingli’s objectives based on probability box theory. In terms of uncertainties, the uncertainty of hydrological model parameters and the randomness of precipitation processes are mainly considered, with the former having an impact on river runoff simulation and the latter having an impact on both river runoff simulation and crop irrigation water demand. In the case of the Jing River basin, for example, the results show that, compared to the stochasticity of the precipitation process, the variation in precipitation has a significant effect on irrigation water demand in maize, followed by the frequency of precipitation, and the interaction between the two is not significant.

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A novel technology-industry concordance table based on linked inventor-establishment data

Cited by 13 publications

References 12 publications

Women directors and firm innovation: The role of women directors' representative function

Women directors and firm innovation: The role of women directors' representative function

The employment implications of additive manufacturing

Establishment and Analysis of Spatiotemporal Variation Hydrological Model of Distributed Rainfall and Evaporation in Biliu River Basin

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