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Exporters and International Knowledge Transfer: Evidence from UK Firms
2007
Social Science Research Network
Within the recent literature studying participation in international markets using micro data, a small number have suggested that firms benefit from their exposure to international markets. One channel considered for this role has been investments in R&D. A common finding in this literature is that firms involved in international trade are also more likely to also undertake R&D. In this paper we expand the question to consider whether exporters also differ from nonexporters in the knowledge
doi:10.2139/ssrn.962333
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