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El efecto I-distrito establece la existencia de eficiencia dinámica en los distritos industriales marshallianos en la forma de un diferencial positivo de innovaciones respecto al promedio de la economía. La hipótesis ha sido validada empíricamente para el caso de la innovación tecnológica, mediante el uso de indicadores de patentes. Las investigaciones empíricas han asumido que todos los tipos de figuras patentables (modelos de innovación, patentes nacionales, EPO, WIPO) tienen el mismo peso con independencia de su valor efectivo o esperado de mercado, lo que puede ser discutible dadas las diferencias en cobertura, protección y coste de cada figura. En este artículo cuestionamos la existencia del efecto I-distrito cuando se le asigna a cada patente su valor potencial esperado. Como predice la tesis del efecto I-distrito, el efecto diferencial sobre la media se mantiene incluso en presencia de la ponderación, lo que descarta que el distrito industrial se especialice solamente en patentes de baja calidad. Sin embargo, al ponderar las innovaciones, la primacía del distrito industrial como sistema productivo local más innovador puede verse superada por otros sistemas productivos locales.
The I-district effect establishes the existence of dynamic efficiency in Marshallian industrial districts in the form of a positive innovative differential comparing to the average of the economy. The hypothesis has been empirically validated for the case of technological innovation using patent indicators. Empirical research has assumed that all types of patentable figures (models of innovation,national patents, EPO, WIPO) have the same weight regardless of its actual or expected market value, which may be questionable given the differences in coverage, protection and cost of each figure. In this article we question the existence of the I-district effect when each patent is weighted by its expected potential value. As the I-district effect theory predicts, the relative differential effect is maintained even in the presence of the weighting, rejecting that the industrial district specializes only in low quality patents. However, in this case, the primacy of industrial district as the most innovative local production system can be outpaced by other local production systems.
Geografía, Geography, Efecto I-distrito, Economics, Distritos industriales, I-district effect, Social Sciences, Technological innovation, Economía, H, Sociology, Industrial districts, distritos industriales; efecto I-distrito; innovación tecnológica; patentes, Innovación tecnológica, Sociología, Patents, Patentes, jel: jel:O31, jel: jel:R12, jel: jel:O14
Geografía, Geography, Efecto I-distrito, Economics, Distritos industriales, I-district effect, Social Sciences, Technological innovation, Economía, H, Sociology, Industrial districts, distritos industriales; efecto I-distrito; innovación tecnológica; patentes, Innovación tecnológica, Sociología, Patents, Patentes, jel: jel:O31, jel: jel:R12, jel: jel:O14
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