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Working Paper 1990-007A Search | View by Year | View by Category | View by Author "Endogenous Innovation in a North-North Model of the Product Cycle." This paper examines the effect of endogenous innovation in a North-North model of the product cycle. Innovation is a dynamic process that requires labor to b employed in research and development for innovation to occur. Technology is transferred both within and across countries. The results show that in this generalized product cycle model, the amount of innovation and technology transfer affects the economic incentives to innovate and the relative wages in both countries. As a result, changes in the amount of innovation in one country can have significant redistributional effects worldwide, both across and within countries. Notify Me of Updates for: |
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