In this paper, we address the question of 'Why do firms publish scientific papers?'. Research
examining the competitive advantages that firms accrue from investment in R&D has …

Innovation activities create substantial firm value, but they are difficult to manage owing to
agency risk, which is commonly thought to result in shirking, and hence underinvestment in …

This study develops a novel conceptual framework to understand the differential impact of
formal institutional regime shift in intellectual property rights on the innovation and patenting …

This study examines how trade protection, particularly anti-dumping sanctions on foreign
exports, impacts innovations developed by affected foreign firms. Using data on anti …

Is there knowledge adoption of innovations from emerging economies? We theorize that, to
help overcome information asymmetry across countries, granting patents to technology in …

By combining various databases of academic publications and patents of China's publicly
listed firms, we explore the effects of academic publications on firm valuation. We find that …

This study provides one of the first systematic and direct assessments of the value of China's
inventions and examines the strategic factors influencing their value, using patents granted …

Corporations face complex and interesting trade-offs when choosing to publish their papers.
Unlike previous studies focusing on corporate publications in the natural sciences, this study …

Scholars are paying more attention to knowledge workers (KW) as they gain importance in
the knowledge‐based economy. Knowledge worker mobility (KWM) can involve various …

Since the 2012 issuance of the Green Credit Guidelines by the Chinese government, banks
have adjusted their credit lines for heavily polluting firms. Using the data of listed companies …