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English term or phrase:
spillovers
English answer:
R&D Spillovers, spatial spillovers
Jun 25, 2008 01:44
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Please tell me what does mean "spillovers" here?
Today’s emerging markets as well the developed world requires innovation networks, R&D spillovers, spatial spillovers, and associated adjustments in support industries. These dynamic perspectives of innovation diffusion create learning effects, sustaining labor productivity to create a comparative advantage for labor-intensive industries in today’s highly competitive environment.
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Today’s emerging markets as well the developed world requires innovation networks, R&D spillovers, spatial spillovers, and associated adjustments in support industries. These dynamic perspectives of innovation diffusion create learning effects, sustaining labor productivity to create a comparative advantage for labor-intensive industries in today’s highly competitive environment.
Thanks in advance
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R&D Spillovers, spatial spillovers
Spatial spillovers are the effect that research and development of individual business' in a geographical cluster, like Silicon Valley, or Taiwan’s Hsinchu Science-based Industrial Park has on the whole. The investment made on R&D in each of the firms is to acquire private knowledge to increase their productivity and profit - in the process, the technology spills over to other firms in the geographical region and becomes social knowledge, which has the effect of improving the productivity of all firms. It is hard to measure. You may find the pdf file in the URL helpful.
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fortuitous divulgation beyond the intended target
R&D spillovers --> R&D that becomes known, fortuitously, to people working in fields not necessarily related to the original field of study
spatial spillovers --> the fortuitous dissemination of information/know-how beyond the (geographical) boundries assumed when the information was first published.
spatial spillovers --> the fortuitous dissemination of information/know-how beyond the (geographical) boundries assumed when the information was first published.
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