Teknikintensivt nyföretagande och tillväxt i branscher och företag.

Sammanfattning

Hur olika typer av entreprenörskap stimulerar ekonomisk tillväxt är fortfarande en empiriskt outforskad fråga. Dessutom har teorier om relationen mellan entreprenörskap och tillväxt i mycket begränsad utsträckning beaktat branschstrukturens roll för tillväxt. I denna uppsats söker vi undersöka detta genom två forskningsfrågor: Bidrar teknikintensivt nyföretagande relativt mer till tillväxt i branscher med mer behov av ny teknik? Är tillväxten av nya teknikbaserade företag betingad av vissa branschstrukturers behov av ny teknik? Vi undersöker dessa frågor med hjälp av en mikro-meso modell av endogen tillväxt som testas på en totalräknad databas av kunskapsintensiva sektorer i Sverige mellan 1995–2002.

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