Mauritius / Mexico / New Zealand / United States / Canada / Australia / Botswana / China / / /
Facility
Boston University / University of Western Ontario / Brown University / NBER Summer Institute / University of Quebec / North Carolina State University / Canadian Institute / Ohio State University / /
IndustryTerm
technology investment / labor services / technology frontier advances / cross-industry technology spillovers / technology frontier parameter / technology leaders / innovation technology effective education time parameter / technology investments / technology transfer takes / corner solution / foreign technologies / innovation technology / instantaneous technology transfer / technology frontier / through technology tansfer / endogenous technology transfer / model technology transfer / technology transfer / /
Organization
Department of Economics / Brown University / NBER Summer Institute / Canadian Institute for Advanced Research / University of Western Ontario / University of Quebec at Montreal / Boston University / Minerva Center for Macroeconomics and Growth / the Ohio State University / North Carolina State University / /
Person
Van Reenen / Moses Abramovitz / Philippe Aghion / David Mayer-Foulkes / Peter Howitt / Wesley Cohen / Steve Redding / Oded Galor / Alfred North Whitehead / Jess Benhabib / Daniel Levinthal / /
Position
explicit model of technology transfer / model technology transfer / producer / entrepreneur / Corresponding author / recent model of Aghion / multi-country growth model of Howitt / /
R&D, Implementation and Stagnation: A Schumpeterian Theory of Convergence Clubs∗ By Peter Howitt†and David Mayer-Foulkes‡ August 2, 2004 We provide a theoretical explanation, based on Schumpeterian growth theory,