Using Innovation Surveys for Econometric Analysis

Mairesse, Jacques; Mohnen, Pierre

doi:10.1016/s0169-7218(10)02010-1

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“…First, CIS data are collected in the way that it raises the selection bias [50]. The dependent variable in innovation intensity equation (portion of sales income due to innovate products per employee) is the function of, for instance, innovation inputs and doing continuous R&D. But there are many missing values of the dependent variable, i.e.…”

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“…For instance the higher import and export can lead to higher innovation intensity and vice versa. It has been argued that if one instead plugs-in import and export (and other variables explaining propensity) in a probit estimates of likelihood of being innovative, the overall model would suffer less from endogeneity [50].…”

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“…For instance there is more theory (and related empirical evidences) attributing the engagement in international trade to the likelihood of being innovative (propensity) rather than to the intensity of innovation [50].…”

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Innovation determinants over industry life cycle

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This paper analyzes how the influence of firm-level innovation determinants varies over the industry life cycle. Two sets of determinants are distinguished: (1) determinants of a firm's innovation propensity, i.e. the likelihood of being innovative and (2) determinants of its innovation intensity, i.e. innovation sales. By combining the literature emphasizing firms' internal resources (micro level) with the research strand on the role of the industry context (mesolevel), the paper develops hypotheses about the relative importance of firm-level innovation determinants over the industry life cycle. Estimation of a firm-level model of innovation in Sweden, while acknowledging the stage of the life cycle of the industry a firms belongs to, shows that the importance of the determinants of innovation propensity and intensity are not equal over the stages of an industry's life cycle.

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“…The perception of barriers to innovation has important effects on a firm's decision to innovate (Mohnen et al 2006;Mairesse and Mohnen 2010;Uzagalieva, Kocenda and Menezes, 2012). However barriers to innovation are challenging to interpret depending on the firm's degree of engagement in innovation.…”

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Determinants of Innovation and Productivity in the Service Sector in Mexico

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Emerging Markets Finance and Trade

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Based on survey data about firms in Mexico this paper investigates the determinants of innovation, and the linkages between innovation and productivity in the services sector. We applied a three-stage Crépon-Duguet-Mairesse (CDM) econometric model; the use of manufacturing firms as benchmark helped to better appreciate our findings. The paper identified that a series of structural, performance, and behavioral factors increase a firm's propensity to invest in innovation, but some differences arise between services and manufacturing firms. Intensive investment in innovation leads to superior innovation performance, while innovation output has a positive impact on labor productivity.JEL classification: L8, O12, O14, O31, O33, O38, O40

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“…Moreover, given that the TIP is a CIS type database, it has been used both by policy observers to provide innovation indicators and trend analyses, and by economists to analyse a variety of innovation related topics. This study, then, is constructed on widely accepted innovation indicators and vari ables (for a review of CIS based studies, see van Beers et al, 2008;Mairesse and Mohnen, 2010).…”

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Service innovation in manufacturing firms: Evidence from Spain

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a b s t r a c tThe ways in which manufacturing firms come to offer services to customers servitisation or servicisation are attracting considerable attention. This paper examines an innovation survey of Spanish firms in order to investigate one aspect of this phenomenon: the introduction of new or improved services by manufacturers. Specifically, the paper analyses the determinants of service innovations in manufacturers and determines whether they differ from those of product or process innovations in these same firms. The study finds that almost 20 percent of the firms in the sample have introduced such services in the recent past and that important differences exist between service and product (goods) innovations, with service innovations being particularly related to human resource development and closer links to customers. This suggests that service innovation by manufacturers has much in common with the innovation patterns detected in service sector firms. Intriguing differences across manufacturing sectors are also noted, with the lowest and highest tech sectors reporting more service innovations than the medium tech sectors.

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Using Innovation Surveys for Econometric Analysis

Cited by 293 publications

References 74 publications

Innovation determinants over industry life cycle

Innovation determinants over industry life cycle

Determinants of Innovation and Productivity in the Service Sector in Mexico

Service innovation in manufacturing firms: Evidence from Spain

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