Brazilian industry and knowledge absorption: internal and external company determinants

Technological composition and productive diversification are distinguishing features of countries’ long-term growth trajectories. Investing in research and development (R&D), infrastructure and technology is a possible alternative for developing countries looking to accelerate their growth traje...

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Autores principales:	Scherrer Mendes, Philipe, Britto, Gustavo, Hermeto, Ana María
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Lenguaje:	English
Publicado:	2021
Materias:	INDUSTRIA EMPRESAS INDUSTRIALES INVERSIONES INNOVACIONES TECNOLOGICAS CONOCIMIENTOS TECNOLOGICOS CAMBIO TECNOLOGICO DESARROLLO INDUSTRIAL INDUSTRY INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES INVESTMENTS TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS KNOW-HOW TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
Acceso en línea:	http://hdl.handle.net/11362/46592
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spelling	oai-11362-465922021-02-24T14:47:52Z Brazilian industry and knowledge absorption: internal and external company determinants Scherrer Mendes, Philipe Britto, Gustavo Hermeto, Ana María INDUSTRIA EMPRESAS INDUSTRIALES INVERSIONES INNOVACIONES TECNOLOGICAS CONOCIMIENTOS TECNOLOGICOS CAMBIO TECNOLOGICO DESARROLLO INDUSTRIAL INDUSTRY INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES INVESTMENTS TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS KNOW-HOW TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT Technological composition and productive diversification are distinguishing features of countries’ long-term growth trajectories. Investing in research and development (R&D), infrastructure and technology is a possible alternative for developing countries looking to accelerate their growth trajectory. In the case of Brazil, the production structure must be modified and productivity increased, by endogenizing technological advances, in order to narrow the technology gap. The factors that determine investment in absorption of external knowledge must be defined. To this end, a multilevel analysis was performed, based on microdata from the local unit section of the Annual Industrial Survey-Enterprise (Pesquisa Industrial Anual–Unidade Local) and the Survey of Innovation (PINTEC) (2008, 2011 and 2014) conducted by the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE). The results bear out the theory regarding the internal determinants of firms’ innovative activities. Municipal determinants appear consistent with the literature only for “machinery and equipment” and “training” expenditure, while diversified spaces have little influence on levels of R&D expenditure. 2021-01-18T19:30:08Z 2021-01-18T19:30:08Z 2020-08-31 Texto Sección o Parte de un Documento http://hdl.handle.net/11362/46592 LC/PUB.2020/9-P/Rev.1 8 en CEPAL Review CEPAL Review 131 .pdf application/pdf 2008 BRASIL BRAZIL 2014
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topic	INDUSTRIA EMPRESAS INDUSTRIALES INVERSIONES INNOVACIONES TECNOLOGICAS CONOCIMIENTOS TECNOLOGICOS CAMBIO TECNOLOGICO DESARROLLO INDUSTRIAL INDUSTRY INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES INVESTMENTS TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS KNOW-HOW TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
spellingShingle	INDUSTRIA EMPRESAS INDUSTRIALES INVERSIONES INNOVACIONES TECNOLOGICAS CONOCIMIENTOS TECNOLOGICOS CAMBIO TECNOLOGICO DESARROLLO INDUSTRIAL INDUSTRY INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES INVESTMENTS TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS KNOW-HOW TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT Scherrer Mendes, Philipe Britto, Gustavo Hermeto, Ana María Brazilian industry and knowledge absorption: internal and external company determinants
description	Technological composition and productive diversification are distinguishing features of countries’ long-term growth trajectories. Investing in research and development (R&D), infrastructure and technology is a possible alternative for developing countries looking to accelerate their growth trajectory. In the case of Brazil, the production structure must be modified and productivity increased, by endogenizing technological advances, in order to narrow the technology gap. The factors that determine investment in absorption of external knowledge must be defined. To this end, a multilevel analysis was performed, based on microdata from the local unit section of the Annual Industrial Survey-Enterprise (Pesquisa Industrial Anual–Unidade Local) and the Survey of Innovation (PINTEC) (2008, 2011 and 2014) conducted by the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE). The results bear out the theory regarding the internal determinants of firms’ innovative activities. Municipal determinants appear consistent with the literature only for “machinery and equipment” and “training” expenditure, while diversified spaces have little influence on levels of R&D expenditure.
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title	Brazilian industry and knowledge absorption: internal and external company determinants
title_short	Brazilian industry and knowledge absorption: internal and external company determinants
title_full	Brazilian industry and knowledge absorption: internal and external company determinants
title_fullStr	Brazilian industry and knowledge absorption: internal and external company determinants
title_full_unstemmed	Brazilian industry and knowledge absorption: internal and external company determinants
title_sort	brazilian industry and knowledge absorption: internal and external company determinants
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Brazilian industry and knowledge absorption: internal and external company determinants

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