ABSTRACT Using firm-level data, we estimate the returns to R&D investments for a sample of European manufacturing firms over the period 2007–2009. Results confirm that R&D efforts are positively related to productivity regardless of firm type (family or nonfamily firms). Additionally, we find that family firms invested more in R&D than nonfamily firms, but the returns to their R&D investments are low, emphasizing that they have a lower capacity to translate R&D investments into economic gains.
Innovation and productivity in family firms: evidence from a sample of European firms
F. Aiello,L. Mannarino,Valeria Pupo
Published 2019 in Economics of Innovation and New Technology
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Economics of Innovation and New Technology
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2019-06-19
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