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Researchers in the Applied IO and Quantitative Methods line apply the most recent econometric techniques to analyse IO topics, and contrast well established economic theories |
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Their current research focuses on:
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The relationship between R&D activities, firm internationalization and productivity, with special emphasis on testing the self-selection and learning hypotheses.
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The role of sunk costs in firms decisions, with special attention to the R&D and exporting decisions.
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The role of extensive and intensive margins in the evolution of corporate R&D expenditures.
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The role of learning in the duration of firm R&D activities.
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Analysis of R&D productivity, in-house activities and their continuity on the number and nature of innovations achieved.
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