Impediments to advanced technology adoption for Canadian manufacturers

By John R. Baldwin, Zhengxi Lin. 2001

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Subfields: Economics and Econometrics, Strategy and Management

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SMEs and barriers to Eco-innovation in the EU: exploring different firm profiles (2015, background): “Baldwin and Lin 2002; Tourigny and Le 2004). Recognizing this reverse causality issue, D’Este et al. (2012) suggest distinguishing between two types of innovation barriers: ‘revealed’ and ‘deterring’ barriers.”
Barriers to Innovation among Spanish Manufacturing SMEs (2009, background): “These factors are similar to studies of barriers to innovation in other countries (Hewitt-Dundas 2006; Frishammar and Horte 2005; Bergemann 2005; Mohen and Roller 2005; Baldwin and Lin 2002; Mosey, Clare, and Woodcock 2002; Zwick 2002; Giudici and Paleari 2000; Osterman 2000; Storey 2000).”
Barriers to innovation and firm productivity (2016, background): “…and their deterring impact on firms’ decisions to engage in innovation activity, the intensity of their investments and the propensity to innovate (Baldwin and Lin 2002; Galia and Legros 2004; Canepa and Stoneman 2008; Savignac 2008; Segarra-Blasco et al. 2008; Tiwari et al. 2008; Iammarino,…”
Resource constraints as triggers of radical innovation: Longitudinal evidence from the manufacturing sector (2013, background): “(Baldwin and Lin, 2002; Galia and Legros, 2004; Tourigny and Le, 2004), conceptual (Hoegl et”
The Role of Human Capital in Lowering the Barriers to Engaging in Innovation: Evidence from the Spanish Innovation Survey (2014, background): “Baldwin and Lin (2002) examine these types of barriers in an investigation of the importance of the impediments faced by firms to the adoption of advanced technologies.”
The Mixed Blessings of Technological Innovativeness for the Commercial Success of New Products (2011, background): “Individuals resist changes because of their limited willingness and ability to accumulate new knowledge, which is needed to deal with new processes and structures (Amabile et al., 1996; Baldwin and Lin, 2002).”
What hampers innovation? Revealed barriers versus deterring barriers (2012, background): “…literature pays scant attention to non-innovative firms, either focusing on the barriers faced by innovative firms (e.g. Galia and Legros, 2004; Mohnen and Rosa, 2000) or treating all non-innovators as a single, undifferentiated group (e.g. Baldwin and Lin, 2002; Iammarino et al., 2009).”
Determinants and Archetype Users of Open Innovation (2009, background): “Specifically, the proposed innovation may be radical, so that it cannot be easily connected to the focal firm’s current set of capabilities (Dougherty and Hardy, 1996), and a higher skill level is required to implement it (Baldwin and Lin, 2002).”
No money, no honey? Financial versus knowledge and demand constraints on innovation (2017, background): “innovation obstacles (Galia and Legros 2004; Mohnen and Röller, 2005), the association between the factors affecting perception of the importance of different barriers and innovation engagement (Baldwin and Lin, 2002; Iammarino et al., 2009; D’Este et al., 2012), and the impact of (mainly financial)”
Barriers to innovation and public policy in Catalonia (2008, unknown): “In Canada, Mohnen and Rosa (2002) analyze the obstacles to innovation in a sample of service firms and Baldwin and Lin (2002) study the obstacles to advanced technology adoption in a sample of manufacturing firms. Mohnen and Röller (2005) study the complementarities between barriers to innovation wi”
Financial barriers and environmental innovations: evidence from EU manufacturing firms (2017, background): “Obstacles to innovation should then be more properly interpreted as a measure of how firms are able to overcome them rather than as barriers preventing innovation (Baldwin and Lin, 2002; Tourigny and Le, 2004).”