The Influence of Diversification and Market Structure on the R&D Intensity of Large Australian Firms

Mark Rogers

Australian Economic Review, 2002, vol. 35, issue 2, 155-172

Abstract: This article empirically investigates the determinants of R&D intensity for large Australian firms (1994–1997). The results indicate that more focused firms have higher R&D intensities and that lower levels of industry competition are associated with lower R&D intensities.

Date: 2002
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