"An enterprise odyssey: corporate governance and public policy - path to sustainable future [CD ROM]" . "2"^^ . "Market and non-market determinants of firm innovation and growth" . "18"^^ . "Hrom\u00E1dkov\u00E1, Eva" . "P(GAP402/11/2362), P(OC10062)" . . . . "2012-06-13+02:00"^^ . . . "RIV/67985998:_____/12:00378725" . . "Zagreb" . . . "Zagreb" . "Market and non-market determinants of firm innovation and growth"@en . "RIV/67985998:_____/12:00378725!RIV13-GA0-67985998" . . . "148500" . . "Market and non-market determinants of firm innovation and growth" . "The primary aim of the paper is an analysis of the relationships between growth, innovation and subsidies based on a large firm data set 2004 \u2013 2007. The novelty of the approach consists in linking data from financial statements with data from innovation surveys of the Czech Statistical Office at the firm level. Innovation activities of firms are modeled as a four stage model (CDM) which allows studying several interrelated questions while controlling for simultaneity and for causality problem. In the first two stages determinants of decision to innovate and consequent innovation investment are separated. In the third stage innovation input (R&D investment) is linked to innovation output, and finally, in the fourth stage it is determined how the productivity of firm is related to its innovation activities." . "978-953-6025-57-2" . "[85C4B1F40A26]" . "Zemplinerov\u00E1, Alena" . . . . "2"^^ . "innovation; research and development; public subsidies"@en . . "Market and non-market determinants of firm innovation and growth"@en . . "The primary aim of the paper is an analysis of the relationships between growth, innovation and subsidies based on a large firm data set 2004 \u2013 2007. The novelty of the approach consists in linking data from financial statements with data from innovation surveys of the Czech Statistical Office at the firm level. Innovation activities of firms are modeled as a four stage model (CDM) which allows studying several interrelated questions while controlling for simultaneity and for causality problem. In the first two stages determinants of decision to innovate and consequent innovation investment are separated. In the third stage innovation input (R&D investment) is linked to innovation output, and finally, in the fourth stage it is determined how the productivity of firm is related to its innovation activities."@en . . "University of Zagreb: Faculty of Economics and Business" . . .