Growth, R&amp;D, and uncertainty

Tsuboi, Mizuki

doi:10.1016/j.econmod.2019.08.012

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“…In reality, R&D uncertainty widely exists in many industries, such as biopharmaceutical, semiconductors, and aircraft (Banerjee & Siebert, 2017). It significantly affects enterprises' decisions and may cause enterprises to reduce the budget for R&D investment (Tsuboi, 2020). Moreover, unlike market uncertainty, which primarily affects the existence of future growth opportunities, R&D uncertainty concerns enterprise survival in the face of technological change (Oriani & Sobrero, 2008).…”

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To ally or not to ally: Enterprises' preferences for technology alliance modes in transnational cooperation

Zhou

Cai

et al. 2023

Manage Decis Econ

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When entering a foreign market, transnational enterprises often conduct research and development (R&D) activities to develop patent technologies and then produce products to meet the technology standard of the target market. Technology alliance is an efficient way to enhance the enterprise's capability of R&D. We assume that the R&D process is uncertain and then construct four models based on different alliance modes. We further study the impacts of different factors on enterprises' expected profits and then investigate enterprises' preferences for alliance modes. Our study can provide decision support for transnational enterprises going abroad and enterprises in foreign markets on their choices of technology alliance modes.

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To ally or not to ally: Enterprises' preferences for technology alliance modes in transnational cooperation

Zhou

Cai

et al. 2023

Manage Decis Econ

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Stability and mean growth rate of stochastic Solow model driven by jump–diffusion process

Liao,

Shao

2024

Journal of Mathematical Economics

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The paradox of research and development productivity and firm growth: Empirical evidence from publicly listed firms in the United Kingdom

Abed

2024

European Management Review

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This research aims to investigate the intricate association between research and development (R&D) productivity, specifically assessed through Total Factor Productivity (TFP), and various dimensions of firm growth. Our analysis provides a comprehensive examination of different aspects of growth, including sales, productivity, and employment growth. In addition, we investigate the role of R&D investment in conjunction with R&D productivity to provide clear insights into this multifaceted relationship. Although conventional wisdom suggests a positive relationship between R&D and firm growth, our empirical exploration reveals a more intricate reality. Using 164 non‐financial firms listed on the FTSE 350, our findings indicate that while R&D indeed contributes significantly to firm growth, the nature of this influence is contingent upon the specific dimension of growth under consideration and the adopted empirical models. For example, our baseline model shows a positive relationship between R&D productivity and sales and productivity growth. However, this result does not hold for employment growth. This study makes a substantial contribution to the existing body of research on R&D by illuminating the indirect intricacies of this relationship, offering practical insights for both scholars and industry professionals navigating the complex landscape of R&D‐induced growth within the economic milieu.

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Growth, R&D, and uncertainty

Cited by 5 publications

References 22 publications

To ally or not to ally: Enterprises' preferences for technology alliance modes in transnational cooperation

To ally or not to ally: Enterprises' preferences for technology alliance modes in transnational cooperation

Stability and mean growth rate of stochastic Solow model driven by jump–diffusion process

The paradox of research and development productivity and firm growth: Empirical evidence from publicly listed firms in the United Kingdom

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