Handbook of Innovation Policy Impact

Edler, Jakob; Cunningham, Phillippe B.; Gök, Abdullah; Shapira, Philip

doi:10.4337/9781784711856

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“…In this critical review of innovation policies, we would focus on the Edler et al, (2016) handbook that brings in the conceptualisation of innovation policies with typology, supported by meta-evaluations for crucial innovation policy instruments and analysis evidence on policy-mix, Buheji (2018).…”

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Creating Innovation Policies that Leads to Positive Future Spillovers - A Critical Review

Buheji

2020

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This paper reviews what is the essence and importance of innovation policy today and in the future. The Importance of innovation meta-analysis and its benefits for the policies beneficiaries and stakeholders are explored. Then, cases of market failure and how innovation policies could bring influence and spillovers on the economy, are discussed.This critical review implies that it shows the main mechanisms of innovation instruments and where the essentials and the rationales of creating socially preferable innovation policies need to be more investigated as per the clusters targeted for competitiveness differentiation.

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Section: What Is Innovation Policy and Why It Is Important?mentioning

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“…The target groups of innovation policies are, in principle, all those actors who generate Business and Economic Research ISSN 2162-4860 2020 innovations from the supply side and also those who ask for, absorb and use innovations from the demand side. Edler et al (2016).…”

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Creating Innovation Policies that Leads to Positive Future Spillovers - A Critical Review

Buheji

2020

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“…Most of the political instruments target R&D but interplay between supply-and demand-driven instruments deployment is limited in most of the innovation policies (Edler, Cunningham, Gök and Shapira, 2016). Looking at the innovation as process, rather at a specific phases such as R&D, it is obvious that there is a need to build a portfolio of specific political instruments for spectrum of stages of an innovation process deploying these policies over time: chronologically linking to the dynamics of technology development stage and maturity of the market (Edler et al, 2016). The policy-making process should consider that intervention is made to a unique, complex and evolving innovation system.…”

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High Technology Sectors’ Participation in Downstream GVC: Case of Baltic Region

Kvedarienė¹,

Melnikas²,

Kazlauskienė³

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Montenegrin Journal of Economics

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“…In the cluster, interactions, sharing of facilities and knowledge exchange are of great importance. This contributes to networking, transfers and dissemination of information, knowledge and technology (Edler et al, 2016;Tadeo et al, 2017). That should provide economic growth and development.…”

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Knowledge and industry clusters as drivers of economic development and competitiveness

Jednak¹,

Kragulj²,

Parežanin³

2018

Anali Ekon fak Subotica

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The aim of this paper is the analysis of knowledge and clusters as drivers of economic development and competitiveness. A theoretical overview of the knowledge and clusters development will be provided. The overview of indicators (economic growth, GDP per capita, unemployment, GCI, Innovation Indexes) will be given, and the findings based on the indicators will be discussed for EU candidate countries. Correlation between cluster development and competitiveness will be analysed. Knowledge and clusters are drivers of economic development and competitiveness, but they are not the key factors in those countries. Other factors have more effect on development and competitiveness. Limitation of the paper is a lack of the empirical studies and data of observed countries. Further research will be oriented to a particular sector and one country from EU candidate countries.

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Handbook of Innovation Policy Impact

Cited by 98 publications

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Creating Innovation Policies that Leads to Positive Future Spillovers - A Critical Review

Creating Innovation Policies that Leads to Positive Future Spillovers - A Critical Review

High Technology Sectors’ Participation in Downstream GVC: Case of Baltic Region

Knowledge and industry clusters as drivers of economic development and competitiveness

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