Nabeshima, Kaoru : Mila Kashcheeva : Byeongwoo Kang
『Applied Economics Letters』 pp. 1-4 （2017/10/25）
Knowledge flow is a key to building technological capabilities. This article investigates how competition in international trade affects knowledge flow between countries…
Shimizu, Hiroshi : Naohiko Wakutsu
WP#17-14 Hitotsubashi University IIR （2017/08/28）
By exploring the technological development of laser diodes in the US and Japan, this study examines how the existence or absence of an entrepreneurial strategic choice for spin-outs influences patterns of subsequent technological development. The results show that spin-outs could hinder the subsequent development of existing technology…
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Kaoru, Nabeshima : Mila Kashcheeva : Byeongwoo Kang
No. 654 IDE Discussion Papers （2017/04/01）
Many countries are interested in strengthening their technological capabilities to achieve high growth rates. Knowledge flow is a key to build technological capabilities…
Kang, Byeongwoo : Yukihito Sato : Yasushi Ueki
ERIA Discussion Paper 2016-31 Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia （2017/02/28）
Attracting highly skilled workers is a major element in the economic development of many countries, especially developing ones. However, workers generally move from developing countries to developed ones. Historical evidence indicates that Korean and Taiwanese firms scout for highly skilled (retired or soon-to-retire) Japanese workers …
Nabeshima, Kaoru : Byeongwoo Kang : Mila Kashcheeva
『Technology in Society』 Vol.47 pp. 66-100 （2016/11/01）
This paper shows descriptively how the knowledge network in East Asia has been formed. In addition, the correlation between the knowledge network and economic growth is also examined. Evidence is provided to show that plugging into the knowledge network of developed economies could be a key for increasing innovativeness in an economy.
Murata, Yasusada : Ryo Nakajima : Ryuichi Tamura
WP#16-11 Hitotsubashi University IIR （2016/08/19）
Recent empirical studies document that knowledge spillovers attenuate and industry localization decays with distance. It is thus imperative to detect localization accurately especially at short distances. We propose a new approach to testing for localization that corrects the first-order bias at and near the boundary in existing method…
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