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Do FDI in Business Services Affect Firms’ TFP? Evidence from Italian Provincesirms. This relationship is particularly strong in the case of high-tech sectors, such as mechanics and machinery. Traditional sectors, on the other hand, seem to be less sensitive to the availability of foreign business services in the same location.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-13361-9 spillovers, we observe a reduction of the concentration and an increase of the diffusion process of efficiency among Italian regions. For some Northern and Central regions, we can observe that there are some richer regions and some poorer regions with regard to their capability to benefit from spatial spillovers.

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Peter Buxmann,Heiner Diefenbach,Thomas Hesstion. In particular, when small businesses are considered, a negative and significant effect arises. Such evidence suggests that in denser areas detrimental congestion effects tend to prevail and discourage innovation. Moreover, for this subsample of firms, the employers’ personal profile prove to be a relevant boost for innovation.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-06682-9e to expected grants is 0.?028, and the one to expected rent is ? 0.?022. Differences between regions are considerable: southern regions show lower elasticities, while small central and northern regions exhibit the largest ones.