Internationalisation and Innovation Intensities of Polish Manufacturing Firms: A Close Nexus?

Brodzicki, Tomasz

doi:10.15678/eber.2017.050106

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“…The latest trade models also highlight the importance of the reallocation of resources (within one sector), as a consequence of changes observed in the trade costs, and the interplay between export performance and firms' innovation capacity or productivity (Altomonte, Aquilante, Békés, & Ottaviano, 2013;Brodzicki, 2017;Cieślik, Michałek, & Szczygielski, 2016;Ciuriak, Lapham, Wolfe, Collins-Williams, & Curtis, 2015;Gajewski & Tchorek, 2017). These reallocations, i.e.…”

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The Role of Specialisation in the Export Success of Polish Counties in 2004-2015

Nazarczuk¹,

Umiński²,

Gawlikowska-Hueckel³

2018

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The Role of Specialisation in the Export Success of Polish Counties in 2004-2015

Nazarczuk¹,

Umiński²,

Gawlikowska-Hueckel³

2018

EBER

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“…The first step carried out was the definition of a search strategy. Brodzicki (2017) article becomes a main source through the concept of the virtuous circle between innovation and internationalization, and the importance of institutional frameworks for companies and countries to take advantage of benefits of mutual influence. Once the area of research and the databases to be consulted have been defined, the "text analysis" method is applied according to Zupic and Čater (2015) following the association of words based on titles, abstracts or keyword lists.…”

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“…Therefore, the main objective of the article is to give recommendations that will enable countries to improve their institutional frameworks and thus they can benefit from the positive effects of innovation and internationalization strategies. The development of these activities makes it possible to build what Brodzicki (2017) has called a virtuous circle, in which higher levels of innovation increase the probability of internationalization of companies and consequently they will have to continue innovating to prevail in external markets. As shown in Figure 1, institutions are two-way moderating agents (see dotted line in the graph), since through their pillars they influence the levels of innovation and internationalization, facilitating the existence of the virtuous circle.…”

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Entrepreneurship, innovation, and internationalization: The moderating role of the institutions

Prada-Villamizar

Sanchez-Peinado

2021

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The favorable effects of innovation and internationalization on the development of the economies of countries have been prominent factors in multiple management studies. The objective of this document is to make a theoretical review of the studies contained in the ScienceDirect (Elsevier) and ResearchGate databases, to offer an integrating framework of those institutional factors in the countries that favor the positive spillover of these two strategic actions carried out by companies: innovation and internationalization. As a result, we observed that an institutional framework characterized by a simplification of bureaucratic administrative procedures to access the financial resources necessary to undertake growth and innovation in companies, a favorable climate for collaboration between companies and universities or an institutional commitment to favor transparency and technological support for companies, are institutional key elements to address growth strategies by companies.

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“…In more recent studies for selected CEE countries, the role of different forms of innovations was studied. The examples for Poland include studies by , , Brodzicki (2016Brodzicki ( , 2017, Brodzicki and Ciołek (2016).…”

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Process and product innovations, multi-product status and export performance: firm-level evidence from V?4 countries

Cieślik

Michałek

2018

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Research background: In this paper, we study empirically the relationship between different forms of innovations, multi-product status and export performance of firms from four Visegrad countries. We treat innovations as the key element that can increase the level of firm productivity. Purpose of the article: The main objective is to analyze the empirical relationship between different firms of innovation of firms from Visegrad countries and their export performance. In contrast to previous studies that use R&D spending as a measure of innovation, we rather relay on innovation outcomes. Our detailed hypotheses postulate the existence of positive relationships between firm export performance and different forms of innovation. We seek to determine which type of innovation activity is of the greatest importance for exporting and whether it depends on firm size, the level of internationalization, the use of human capital and its sector of activity. In addition, we control for the multi-product status of firms, i.e. whether they sell one or many products. Methods: The measures of innovative activity of companies include both spending on R&D as well as its effects, such as product and process innovations. In addition, we control for the multi-product status measured by the share of the main product in total sales of the firm, as well as for other firm-level characteristics. The empirical implementation of the theoretical framework is based on the probit models, applied to the fifth edition of BEEPS firm level data set covering the period 2011–2014. Findings & Value added: Our results indicate that the probability of exporting is positively related to both product and process innovations and the multi-product status. In addition, we find that the probability of exporting is related to the set of control variables including labor productivity, firm size, the share of university graduates in productive employment, foreign capital participation and the use of foreign licenses.

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Internationalisation and Innovation Intensities of Polish Manufacturing Firms: A Close Nexus?

Cited by 9 publications

References 53 publications

The Role of Specialisation in the Export Success of Polish Counties in 2004-2015

The Role of Specialisation in the Export Success of Polish Counties in 2004-2015

Entrepreneurship, innovation, and internationalization: The moderating role of the institutions

Process and product innovations, multi-product status and export performance: firm-level evidence from V?4 countries

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