Innovation Ecosystem in Selected Regions of the Czech Republic and Poland

PETERKOVÁ, Jindra; Czerná, Katarzyna; Zimmermannová, Jarmila

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“…Environmental patents with foreign co-inventors encourage inventions and innovations of environmentally related technologies for improving domestic material use. Collaboration with foreigners in similar field of interest opens to innovation [55,56]. Hence, once collaborative innovation is protected through patenting, it encourages more research [55] in the sustainability field.…”

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Towards Circular Economy: Unveiling Heterogeneous Effects of Government Policy Stringency, Environmentally Related Innovation, and Human Capital within OECD Countries

et al. 2023

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With reference to the existing literature, this paper investigates the heterogenous effect on the attainment of circular economy by government policies in the form of government stringency and government financial support, environmentally related innovations, and human capital. The study was carried out in 26 countries of the OECD from 2010–2019 using the Poisson pseudo-maximum likelihood (PPML) model and data from Eurostat and OECD datasets. Indicators for the independent variables were non-market-based stringency, market-based subsidy, gross domestic expenditure on R&D by source of funds, R&D expenditure intramural, national expenditure on environmental protection environmental protection, environmentally related patents with co-inventors, and employees involved in education and training. The results revealed that a significant effect of government stringency in the form of non-market-based stringency, environmental innovation, government financing on R&D, and national expenditure on environmental protection have significant impact on the attainment of circular economy within OECD countries. Surprisingly, there was no significant effect of the market-based subsidy on domestic material consumption (dmc). We conclude that a blend of government policies is the effective means of achieving a circular economy.

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Towards Circular Economy: Unveiling Heterogeneous Effects of Government Policy Stringency, Environmentally Related Innovation, and Human Capital within OECD Countries

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“…Market competitiveness “is the extent of the competitiveness of the operating environment in which a service firm operates” (Yee et al 2013 ), and is the ability of firm to compete in a particular market to attain higher relative position. For the reason, the green initiatives and CEI are perceived as the key sources to achieve TBL efficiencies, growth, create values, and improve market competitiveness (Dey et al 2020 ; Bucea-Manea-Țoniş et al 2021 ; Barros et al 2021 ; Rodríguez-Espíndola et al 2022a ; Peterková et al 2022 ; Karman et al 2023 ), as the practices of CEI have altered the business environment from traditional setup to more sustainable business practices to attain the TBL efficiencies, enhance revenue-making paradigm, and market competitiveness (Barros et al 2021 ; Rehman et al 2022 ). The practices of CEI are applied as a solution-based strategy to reduce losses of resources and achieve TBL efficiencies and market competitiveness, and is a key driver of sustainability (Abad-Segura et al 2020 ; Ntsonde and Aggeri 2021 ).…”

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The nexus between circular economy innovation, market competitiveness, and triple bottom lines efficiencies among SMEs: evidence from emerging economies

Rehman,

Gyamfi,

Rasool

et al. 2023

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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Recently, the trend of circular economy innovation (CEI) drive SMEs to initiate more sustainable practices to attain market competitiveness but rare attention has been paid in emerging economies. Hence, this study plans to explore the impacts of CEI on the triple bottom lines (TBL) efficiencies in the light of market competitiveness among the production SMEs in emerging economies. The study complied data by using a survey-based technique in Pakistan, Malaysia, and China. With a sample of 306 for each segment, data were evaluated with PLS-SEM to clarify results. The findings reveal that CEI has positive significant effects on the market competitiveness and TBL efficiencies among the production SMEs in emerging economies. The findings also clarify that market competitiveness mediates the relationship between CEI and the TBL efficiencies. The findings elaborate the theoretical foundations for environmental-based production SMEs to formulate more sustainable strategies in the light of CEI to gain market competitiveness. It also clarifies the understandings of policy makers and environmental regulators by providing a novel precursor to frame the environment-based TBL guidelines for SMEs. It adds to the UN sustainability agenda by elevating the role of CEI as a novel domain among emerging economies grounded on the resource-based view theory.

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Innovation barriers as triggers of firms’ eco-innovations: the mediating role of public and market knowledge sourcing

Dmytrenko,

Rehman,

Prokop

2024

Journal of Environmental Economics and Policy

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Innovation Ecosystem in Selected Regions of the Czech Republic and Poland

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Towards Circular Economy: Unveiling Heterogeneous Effects of Government Policy Stringency, Environmentally Related Innovation, and Human Capital within OECD Countries

Towards Circular Economy: Unveiling Heterogeneous Effects of Government Policy Stringency, Environmentally Related Innovation, and Human Capital within OECD Countries

The nexus between circular economy innovation, market competitiveness, and triple bottom lines efficiencies among SMEs: evidence from emerging economies

Innovation barriers as triggers of firms’ eco-innovations: the mediating role of public and market knowledge sourcing

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