Location, control and innovation in knowledge-intensive industries
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The rising share of intangibles in economies worldwide highlights the crucial role of knowledge-intensive and creative industries in current and future wealth generation. The recognition of this trend has led to intense competition in these industries. At the micro-level, firms from both advanced and emerging economies are globally dispersing their value chains to control costs and leverage capabilities. The geography of innovation is the outcome of a dynamic process whereby firms from emerging economies strive to catch-up with advanced economy competitors, creating strong pressures for continued innovation. However, two distinct strategies can be discerned with regard to the control of the value chain. A…
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- Competitor analysis
- Industrial organization
- Leverage (statistics)
- Business
- Value chain
- Linkage (software)
- Outsourcing
- Emerging markets
UN Sustainable Development Goals
- Industry, innovation and infrastructure
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