Causal relationships between economic activity and the mining industry in Chile

Nicolás, Carolina; Rojas-Mora, Julio; Valenzuela-Fernández, Leslier

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“…Following, table 3 reveals information regarding the variables evaluated. Organizational innovation capabilities are described as the capabilities to generate changes to reinforce existing services or products and generate changes that could significantly transform the organization (Wang & Cheng, 2013;Nicolas, Rojas & Valenzuela, 2020;Tuominen & Hyvönen, 2004) Innovation strategy & management project…”

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Organizational innovation capabilities. Empirical evidence from B2B contexts

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The aim of the article is to explore organizational innovation capability variables that could have an impact on performance in business to business (B2B) context. This work used systematic analysis of the literature supported through bibliometric analysis indicating the following organizational innovative capabilities: innovation strategy and management projects, collaborative networks and market orientation. The authors propose an explanatory model and provide empirical evidence from B2B sector in Chile, surveying 242 senior executives. The best position was the mining sector. However, all the sectors studied need more emphasis on market orientation, value co-creation and innovation to obtain better and more sustainable results.

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“…Therefore, "soft innovation" is seen as an increasingly significant element in the service sector in modern economies. Currently, its contribution is recognized in organizational and marketing innovation and in different industries (Nicolas, Rojas-Mora, & Valenzuela-Fernández, 2020).…”

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“…The forgotten effects theory has been used in other social contexts mainly to study the cause and effects of different economic phenomena, such as entrepreneurship [24,25], tourism [26,27], innovation [28], and other specific industry studies [29,30]. The application of this theory to the international trade network allows for identifying the maximum value of exports that an exporter country could have with a third party through an intermediary.…”

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A Forgotten Effects Approach to the Analysis of Complex Economic Systems: Identifying Indirect Effects on Trade Networks

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The purpose of this paper is to identify the emergence of indirect trade flows prompted by the export interaction of the world’s economies. Using data on exports from the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) for the period 2016–2021, we construct an international trade network which is analyzed through the “forgotten effects theory” that identifies tuples of countries with an origin, intermediary countries, and a destination. This approach intends to spotlight something beyond the analysis of the direct trade network by the identification of second and third-order paths. The analysis using both network analyses, as well as the forgotten effect approaches, which show that the international trade network presents a hub-and-spoke behavior in contrast to most extant research finding a core-periphery structure. The structure is then comprised of three almost separated trade networks and a hub country that bridges commerce between those networks. The contribution of this article is to move the analysis forward from other works that utilize trade networks, including those of econometric nature—such as the ones based on gravity models—by incorporating indirect relationships between countries, which could provide distinctive and novel insights into the study of economic networks.

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Causal relationships between economic activity and the mining industry in Chile

Cited by 2 publications

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Organizational innovation capabilities. Empirical evidence from B2B contexts

Organizational innovation capabilities. Empirical evidence from B2B contexts

A Forgotten Effects Approach to the Analysis of Complex Economic Systems: Identifying Indirect Effects on Trade Networks

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