英文摘要 |
"A large number of studies have shown that the R&D intensity determinates corporate competitiveness. This study uses BCG growth -share model to categorize the sample into four business types: question mark, star, cash cow, and dog. We then analyse whether the R&D intensity affects the occurrence of corporate transformation among four types and firm performance. Results show that the R&D intensity successfully drives question -firm transiting to star-firm, and star-firm transiting to cow-firm. In addition, the result reveals a U-shaped relationship between the R&D intensity and the occurrence of cow -firm transiting into dog-firm, which indicates that an optimal R&D intensity exists. This study also documents that the occurrence of corporate transformation is significantly related to firm performance." |