E-commerce, R&amp;D, and productivity: Firm-level evidence from Taiwan

Liu, Ting-Kun; Chen, Jong Rong; Huang, Cliff C.J.; Yang, Chih Hai

doi:10.1016/j.infoecopol.2013.07.001

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“…Marketing (2) According to the model, the following conclusions can be drawn. The coefficient for a variable of Internet sales is 5.36•10 -7 , which means that with an increase in online sales in Ukraine per unit, GDP per capita will grow by 5.36•10 -7 thousand dollars.…”

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“…In papers written by R. Anvari, D. Norouzi [1], Tk. Liu, Jr. Chen, C. Huang, C. Yang [2], M. Lund, S. McGuire [3] the impact of e-commerce and R&D on economic development and productivity is proved. E. Karlsson, J. Liljevern [4], A. Yousefi [5], T. Niebel [6], F. Venturini [7] in their papers came to the conclusion that there is a positive relationship between the use of the Internet, ICT and increased productivity.…”

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“…Today, there are a number of works [2][3], focusing on the contribution of e-commerce to the economic growth of countries, and it has been proved that e-commerce has increased corporate profits and contributed to the development of countries. The results of the research showed that e-commerce is a key factor in integrating low-growth countries into the world trading system.…”

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“…It is proved that almost no influence of the authorities in the area of electronic commerce can lead to economic growth and increase the share of ecommerce in the overall structure of the economy. The carried-out research in the work [2], which focuses on the study of the impact of e-commerce and R&D investment on production performance, draws attention to the use of the unique set of panel data, obtained from Taiwanese firms from 1999 to 2002. It has been found that e-commerce and capital invested in R&D have positively affected productivity.…”

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“…Based on the model presented in the work [2], the author constructed a model for studying the impact of e-commerce and investment in research and development on indicators of economic development in Ukraine, as well as detailed analysis of it. The results of the modelling of the relationships between ecommerce, R&D and economic growth in Ukraine were comparable to the results of similar modelling in Poland and Austria.…”

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The rapid development of information technology provides high growth rates of e-commerce. Today, e-business plays an important role in the structure of economies of advanced countries. In Ukraine, it develops more slowly than in neighbouring countries due to economic, social and political instability, low purchasing capacity of the population, lower demand for goods and services, devaluation of hryvnia, currency fluctuations, etc. However, domestic economists predict that the importance of e-commerce for the Ukrainian economy will increase annually. In such circumstances, the issue of identifying relationships between e-commerce and investment in research and development with the country's economic development becomes relevant as well as finding of tools for measuring the extent of e-commerce's impact on economic growth. The aim of the article is to construct a set of economic and mathematical models to assess the impact of e-commerce and investment in research and development on the country's economic development. Comparing the results of modelling in three countries, it has been determined that the value of e-commerce and R&D expenditures is more significant for GDP per capita growth in Ukraine and Poland due to the higher level of ICT development in Austria and its approximation to the saturation point relative to the growth rates of innovation industries. While comparing the levels of exposure to e-commerce and R&D costs in these countries, it was found that e-commerce occupies the first position only in Austria. While analysing the parameters of the models of three countries, it has been determined that GDP per capita is the most sensitive to changes in the indicators in the Ukrainian model. That demonstrates that the economy of Ukraine is less stable compared to Poland and Austria. Expenditure on R&D and e-commerce has a significant impact on the country's economic development and contributes to increasing of gross domestic product and productivity of manufacture.

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This paper characterises the conventional and the digital sector of the EU economy since the late 90s and introduces a two sector growth model which highlights structural differences between the two sectors. In contrast to conventional goods and services, digital goods and services are more easily scalable but require more upfront intangible investment. These features require consideration of fixed costs and a departure from perfect competition and raise issues about market entry. Another important dimension is the skill demand of both sectors, with the latter requiring a larger share of workers with digital skills. Since COVID-19 is expected to induce a persistent increase of demand for digital services, we use this model to estimate the likely economic impacts. We are in particular interested how the digital transition is affecting the labour market and the functional distribution of income. The paper shows how the distribution of economic rents between workers with digital skills and platforms is determined by labour supply conditions and entry barriers. This suggests that there is a role for competition policy and labour market policies to support the digital transition.

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E-commerce, R&D, and productivity: Firm-level evidence from Taiwan

Cited by 42 publications

References 37 publications

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