International Technology Diffusion and Economic Growth — A Theoretical Analysis on Market Structure

Hong Guang Sui; Ting Hua Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.361-363.1378

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International Technology Diffusion and Economic Growth — A Theoretical Analysis on Market Structure

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This paper analyzes equilibrium with perfect international technology diffusion. The authors argue that if there are no large countries, economic growth rate in the world will converge with perfect international technology diffusion; otherwise, economic growth rate in the world will converge to the large countries’. Moreover, we considered the effect of market structure on the diffusion. Market structure can influence the long-term equilibrium growth rate by influencing international technology diffusion. The best point of market structure that is beneficial to diffusion can be derived in the interval, where the competition factors and monopoly factors are relatively balanced; in the left side of the best point, it will promote technology diffusion, and in the right side, it will impede technology diffusion.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 361-363)

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1378-1386

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October 2011

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Hong Guang Sui, Ting Hua Liu

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Growth Rate Convergence, International Technology Diffusion, Market Structure, Mechanism of Interaction

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