TAILIEUCHUNG - Evaluating the potential for reverse innovation in brict countries: A panel data analysis

A reverse innovation or trickle-up innovation is a term referring to an innovation which is likely to be adopted first in the developing world. Reverse innovation is required to be decentralized and focus to local-market. Innovation still originated with home-country needs, but products and services were later modified to win in each market. To meet the budgets of customers in poor countries, they sometimes de-featured existing products. From this point of view, multinationals complete the reverse innovation process by taking the innovations originally chartered for poor countries, adapting them, and scaling them up for worldwide use. In this study, we investigate the impact of reverse innovation on human development. To do this, we used the one-way fixed effect panel data technique. We concluded that increases in the number of researcher, the number of article and research and development expenditure % of GDP have a significantly positively impact on the BRIC-T countries’ the Human Development Index. When analyzing the effects of resident patent applications and nonresident patent applications on education for the selected countries, we found that resident patent applications negatively affect education but nonresident patent applications positively affect it. | Evaluating the potential for reverse innovation in brict countries: A panel data analysis

• Kinh tế học
• Panel data analysis
• Reverse innovation
• Trickle up innovation
• BRIC and Turkey
• Panel data analysis
• Economic freedom
• Financial crisis
• Eeconomic performance a panel data analysis
• Vice versa
• Capital ratio
• Capital requirement
• Panel data
• Banking system of kingdom
• Tadawul banks
• Financial performance
• Stock revenue
• Banks and stock revenues
• Bilateral trade balance
• Bangladesh with BRICS countries
• A static panel data analysis
• Data analysis
• The crucial relationships
• Factors affecting CO2 emission in Vietnam
• Factors affecting CO2 emission
• The Vietnamese economy
• The economic growth
• Trade openness positively influence the CO2 emissions
• Portfolio net inflows
• Transition Countries
• Fixed effect
• Error correction model
• International portfolio movements
• Research and Development investments
• National and international markets
• Istanbul Stock Exchange
• Intangible fixed assets and net sales
• Household mortgage
• Income effect
• China family panel studies in 2018
• China family panel studies
• Household mortgage really restrain consumption
• Credit market depth
• Income inequality in Vietnam
• Income inequality
• A panel data analysis
• Impact of climate change
• Rice productivity
• Incorporating climatic variables
• Statistical analysis
• Capital structure
• Short term debt
• Total debt
• Panel data regression
• Firms’ performance
• Renewable energy
• Developed countries
• Panel autoregressive distributed lag model
• Renewable energy production
• High unemployment rates
• Duration Analysis
• Count Data
• Estimating Average Treatment Effects
• Stratified Sampling
• Corner Solution Outcomes
• Censored Regression Models
• Managerial economics
• Multiple regression analysis
• Qualitative information
• Data issues
• Advanced panel data methods
• Pooling cross sections across
• Financial inclusion
• Principal component analysis
• Financial efficiency
• Impact on financial efficiency
• Earnings to price
• Current ratio
• Profit margin
• Two way fixed effects model
• Employing panel data analysis
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