The Competitive Advantage of Industrial Districts: Theoretical and Empirical AnalysisMichele Bagella, Leonardo Becchetti Springer Science & Business Media, 1999. gada 15. dec. - 231 lappuses Several interesting results on the economics of industrial districts are collected in this book. The first part investigates over internal determinants of industrial district competitiveness looking at internal productivity, at patterns of innovation and at those factors which create a favorable industrial atmosphere. The second part of the book investigates over foreign competitiveness of industrial districts focusing on the performance of export and of other forms of internationalisation. |
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Empirical Evidence on the Italian Industrial Districts | 1 |
3 Some Econometric Evidence | 8 |
4 Summary and Conclusions | 13 |
Theoretical Analysis and Empirical Evidence | 19 |
2 The Partnership Stage Game | 21 |
21 RD Game in the Low Effort Cost Scenario | 23 |
22 RD Game in the High Effort Cost Scenario | 29 |
31 Empirical Descriptive Results | 30 |
5 Conclusions | 109 |
Extended Empirical Results | 112 |
EU and Non EU Export Performance of Italian Firms Is There an Industrial District Effect? | 127 |
1 Introduction | 128 |
2 The Methodological Approach of the Empirical Analysis | 129 |
3 Empirical Descriptive Results | 131 |
4 Results from Econometric Analysis | 134 |
5 Conclusions | 143 |
32 Descriptive Statistics on the Relationship between RD and Geographical Agglomeration | 33 |
33 Results from Econometric Analysis | 34 |
4 Conclusions | 38 |
the Case of Italian Districts | 43 |
1 Introduction | 44 |
2 The Identification of Districts and District Firms | 46 |
3 Some Preliminary Evidence | 49 |
4 Technical Efficiency and Industrial Districts | 57 |
42 Efficiency in Italian Manufacturing Firms and Localisation Effects | 60 |
5 Conclusions | 63 |
Do State Subsidies Have a Stronger Impact when Provided to District Firms? An Empirical Analysis on Italian Data | 69 |
2 Subsidised Credit Programs and Theoretical Framework | 71 |
3 Industrial District Indicators | 75 |
4 Empirical Evidence from the Sample | 77 |
5 Econometric Results | 83 |
6 Conclusions | 86 |
Industrial Districts and Foreign Competitiveness Export and Internationalisation Performance | 91 |
The Engine of Italian Endogenous Growth? | 93 |
2 The Partnership Stage Game | 95 |
21 The Game for SmallMedium Firm Players and for Players in Sector Characterised by Horizontal Product Differentiation | 96 |
22 The Game for Large Firm Players and for Players in Sector with Vertical Product Differentiation | 97 |
3 The Methodological Approach of the Empirical Analysis | 100 |
31 Empirical Descriptive Results | 102 |
4 Results from Econometric Analysis | 106 |
Appendix | 146 |
Industrial Districts Horizontal and Vertical Integration and Export Performance | 149 |
1 Introduction | 150 |
2 The Localisation Indicator | 151 |
3 Empirical Descriptive Results | 152 |
33 Horizontal and Vertical Integration | 153 |
34 Production Sectors | 154 |
6 Conclusions | 156 |
Appendix 1 | 158 |
Appendix 2 | 160 |
The District Advantage in SmallMedium Firm Internationalisation | 165 |
1 The Internationalisation of SME | 166 |
2 The Optimum Level of Participation of the SME | 167 |
3 The Constrained Choice | 169 |
4 Conclusions | 171 |
Theory and Evidence | 175 |
Theoretical Hypotheses and the Stages of Internationalisation | 176 |
2 New Evidence on the International Expansion of Italian Firms in Latin America | 177 |
The Case of the Italian Development Cooperation with Argentina | 179 |
Elements for a Theory of the Intelnationalisation of Industrial Districts | 180 |
5 Industrial Districts in Latin America and Possible Collaboration with the Italian IDs | 188 |
6 Summary and Conclusions | 191 |
Appendix | 195 |
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