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Energy efficiency initiatives by BEE, SIDBI, and WB in the MSME / Staff Correspondent   Journal Article
Staff Correspondent Journal Article
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Publication 2011.
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Evolution of the market of the Hungarian printing industry afte: the end of a success story? / Laki, Mihaly   Journal Article
Laki, Mihaly Journal Article
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Publication 2010.
Summary/Abstract This article examines a case study of one industry in order to explore the factors influencing changing performance levels in the industries of post-socialist economies. It explores the influence on industrial performance of a number of once-only non-repetitive factors of market development that were typical of the transition period and compares them with longer term aspects of the market economy. The case that we discuss here is the development of the market for products of the Hungarian printing industry since the late 1980s. During the transition phase, privatisation, deregulation, the abolition of administrative distribution, and radical cuts in subsidies were all among the factors affecting this industry. Its supply chains also changed radically. However, these lost their importance after the transition had been completed and the long term processes of technical development and consumer behaviour became the main determinants of the behaviour of the printing companies.
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Role of institutional quality in determining the R&D investment / Zhou, Yixiao   Journal Article
Zhou, Yixiao Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
Summary/Abstract This study adds to the understanding of China's innovation prospects by examining how variations in institutional quality within China impact on the R&D efforts of firms located in different provincial regions. In the process of identifying the effect of institutional quality, the roles of other factors such as ownership types and market structures are revealed, which provides interesting insight into firms' R&D behavior. The key findings suggest that institutional quality positively affects the decision of firms to engage in R&D activities. Once firms start to engage in R&D, the subsequent expansion of firm-level R&D intensity depends on factors such as market structure. Therefore, strengthening domestic institutional quality is the first critical step towards the goal of building a knowledge-intensive economy in China. Efforts to nurture market development are also important for achieving this goal.
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