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Market Structure,Regional Administrative Monopoly And Technological Innovation Of State-owned Enterprises

Posted on:2011-03-31Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Q WangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2189360305452019Subject:National Economics
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Strengthening the face of constrained resources and the environment, in the face of the fierce international competition which innovation and technology upgrading for the main features, weak capacity of independent innovation has become a bottleneck in Chinese manufacturing industry. In particular the "structural adjustment" urgent time, the problem is even more important. This article began with the interaction between market structure and technological innovation, based on the research of scholars' review we concluded that the market structure take effect on enterprise technological innovation behavior by changing the creative power and capacity, two and regulatory system adjust the market structure through the patent system, entry barriers and other means. Under the guidance of this conclusion, we studied the the impact between regional administrative monopoly and technological innovation theoreticalil, then, we much deeper research the changes of state-owned enterprise independent innovation index by Malmquist index and C2R model, and thereby we draw the inference:regional administration will protect the local state-owned enterprises to ensure its sources of funding, size of enterprise and innovation power; in the other hand, local protectionism, market segmentation,and other factors have limited state-owned enterprises market size and innovative motive. Thus the authors speculate that regional administrative monopoly take effect on state-owned enterprises innovation is parabolic, then the text used a fixed effects estimates verify assumptions, and used two-factor fixed effect model studied the regional differences of impact. Finally, we made relevant policy recommendations according to the article.
Keywords/Search Tags:Market structure, Regional administrative monopoly, Technical innovation, DEA analysis, Two-factor fixed-effects model
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