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Multi-agent-based simulation on technology innovation-diffusion in China

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  • Zheng Wang
  • Zixuan Yao
  • Gaoxiang Gu
  • Fei Hu
  • Xiaoye Dai

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type="main" xml:lang="es"> Se ha desarrollado un modelo de innovación-difusión a partir de modelización basada en agentes (MBA); el modelo se utiliza para estudiar la innovación técnica y su proceso de difusión en China. Los resultados son los siguientes: sólo una pequeña fracción de las empresas realizan una innovación de producto independiente, y la mayoría de las empresas prefieren la imitación o la adquisición; la mayoría de las empresas innovadoras se encuentran en el Oriente; aproximadamente tres o cuatro productos de generación de tecnología pueden coexistir en el mercado; las políticas preferenciales pueden acelerar el proceso de difusión de la innovación y mejorar la economía de las zonas menos desarrolladas, especialmente en la parte central de China; por último, las políticas preferenciales también pueden mejorar el atractivo laboral de las zonas Central, Occidental y Nororiental y reducir la emigración al Oriente.

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  • Zheng Wang & Zixuan Yao & Gaoxiang Gu & Fei Hu & Xiaoye Dai, 2014. "Multi-agent-based simulation on technology innovation-diffusion in China," Papers in Regional Science, Wiley Blackwell, vol. 93(2), pages 385-408, June.
    • Handle: RePEc:bla:presci:v:93:y:2014:i:2:p:385-408
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