BRICS and Development Alternatives: Innovation Systems and Policies
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Achievements and Shortcomings of Brazil's Innovation Policies

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“…8 On the other hand, EST and BRA also have some generic similarities as catching-up economies. 9 Crucial similarities for the current analysis can be found in the assessments of the socio-economic performance of both countries, in the current IP governance challenges and recent key IP reforms (e.g., for EST see Kattel, 2004;Technopolis Group, 2006;Karo, 2010; for BRA see Sa, 2005;Nassif, 2007;Koeller and Cassiolato, 2009):…”
Section: Coordinating Innovation Policies In Brazil and Estoniamentioning
confidence: 97%
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“…8 On the other hand, EST and BRA also have some generic similarities as catching-up economies. 9 Crucial similarities for the current analysis can be found in the assessments of the socio-economic performance of both countries, in the current IP governance challenges and recent key IP reforms (e.g., for EST see Kattel, 2004;Technopolis Group, 2006;Karo, 2010; for BRA see Sa, 2005;Nassif, 2007;Koeller and Cassiolato, 2009):…”
Section: Coordinating Innovation Policies In Brazil and Estoniamentioning
confidence: 97%
“…As the chosen ISI policy and the aims of technological development were rather complex and intensive, it resulted also in several new institutional transformations over the decades -e.g., the creation of state-owned enterprises (Petrobras in 1953), agencies with special tasks for S&T policy (e.g., BNDES created the National Technical and Scientific Fund in 1964; FINEP, the Agency for Financing Studies and Projects was set-up in 1969). Koeller and Cassiolato (2009) have argued that the end of the 1960s and the 1970s differed from previous eras of S&T efforts as the economic growth had allowed significant amounts of resources to be directed to the field. Nassif (2007) has argued that S&T policy was allowed to grow because most military governments of the period placed a high emphasis on S&T autonomy.…”
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“…Construídas sob um viés de correção das "falhas de mercado" e trazendo características de política ofertista, os resultados negativos acarretaram em ausência de planejamento orçamentário e de coordenação entre as demais políticas adotadas (KOELLER & CASSIOLATO, 2009;MATTOS, 2013;RAPINI, 2010). De fato, o exame acerca do alinhamento das políticas industrial e de C, T&I será realizado nos capítulos seguintes baseados em duas modalidades de financiamento à inovação: subvenção econômica e operações de crédito.…”
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“…Diversos autores (CASSIOLATO, 2008;DE NEGRI, 2012;KOELLER;CASSIOLATO, 2011;SCHWARTZMAN, 2008;VIOTTI, 2003VIOTTI, , 2008 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 % Patentes brasileiras concedidas pelo USPTO % Artigos brasileiros publicados em periódicos científicos indexados pela Scopus 2.1.9.3 Principais motivações do baixo grau de inovação no Brasil 2.1.…”
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