2015
DOI: 10.19168/jyu.66147
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Knowledge Externalities in Turkish High-Technology Manufacturing Industries: Spatial Panel Data Analyses

Abstract: Knowledge externalities are defined as positive spillover outcomes of new and innovative knowledge among firms. They create positive impacts on firms' productions, which did not participate in the production process and the costs of new knowledge creation. Knowledge externalities have critical importance especially for regional economies due to the fact that firms locating in the same region create networks in which knowledge disseminates quickly. This paper presents empirical evidences about the existence, ty… Show more

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“…From the perspective of the research scope, it mainly focuses on the overall research of high-tech manufacturing and the research of sub-industry [4][5][6]. Some scholars conduct research on the high-tech manufacturing industry as a whole [7][8]; research on sub-industry [9]. The research on the competitiveness of high-tech products includes [10][11] the research on the electronics and communication equipment manufacturing industry [12][13][14].…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…From the perspective of the research scope, it mainly focuses on the overall research of high-tech manufacturing and the research of sub-industry [4][5][6]. Some scholars conduct research on the high-tech manufacturing industry as a whole [7][8]; research on sub-industry [9]. The research on the competitiveness of high-tech products includes [10][11] the research on the electronics and communication equipment manufacturing industry [12][13][14].…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%