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Uruguay’s inability to sustain high levels of economic growth cannot be fully explained by external shocks, the prevailing institutional setting or the level of human capital accumulation. Instead, low investment in knowledge capital stands as a most likely explanation. This hypothesis is...
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The paper investigates the relationship between government interventions to promote investments in innovation and firms-financed R&D. Merging a unique panel data set on Argentinean firms in the 1990s with a data base on different types of public support received through FONTAR program, we...
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on the performance of the Brazilian industrial firms in greater depth, particularly for those beneficiaries of these … crowding in between public and private funds. The results on the economic performance of beneficiary firms are, however …
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The paper contains and impact evaluation of matching grants to promote investments in innovation on firm financed R&D and other output variables.
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Support Program (ADTEN)1 on the technical performance and strength of Brazilian industrial firms, is unprecedented in its …
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, and improvements in performance. The evidence suggests that TDF do not crowd out private investment and that they … and the evidence on firm performance is mixed, with positive results in terms of firm growth, but little corresponding …
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