The Measurement of Technology Innovation Spillover Effect between Sections: A Case Study of Tangshan

Bao Zhu Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.590.851

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The Measurement of Technology Innovation Spillover Effect between Sections: A Case Study of Tangshan

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In this paper, we focused on the measurement and demonstration of technology innovation spillovers effects between sections. The forward R&D flux coefficient matrix model and backward R&D flux coefficient matrix model are established based on the input-output model, and then the beneficiary’s effects and contributor’s effects of ten leading industries within the Tangshan City are calculated. In the end, we found that the oil and natural gas industry got the highest score. The result can be used to make better suggestions for management of Tangshan regional innovation system.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 590)

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851-855

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June 2014

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Bao Zhu Li*

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Industrial Sector, Measurement, Tangshan City, Technology Innovation Spillovers Effect

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