O papel das políticas públicas para potencializar a inovação em pequenas empresas de base tradicional

Barboza, Ricardo Augusto Bonotto; Fonseca, Sérgio Azevedo; Ramalheiro, Geralda Cristina de Freitas

doi:10.1016/j.rege.2016.10.001

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“…Comparatively, these actions need to evolve the most. Industrial sustainability is characterized as an elementary factor for achieving a better future (Barboza et al, 2017;Govindarajulu and Daily, 2004;Zanchetta Borghi, 2017) and for achieving SDGs 8, 9 and 12.…”

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Contributions from the Brazilian industrial sector to sustainable development

Martins

Rampasso

Siltori

et al. 2020

Journal of Cleaner Production

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Contributions from the Brazilian industrial sector to sustainable development

Martins

Rampasso

Siltori

et al. 2020

Journal of Cleaner Production

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“…Regulatory policies are those that define the rules of entry and exit of business, labour and social rules, property, tax, intellectual property and bankruptcy and those that affect liquidity and availability of capital – including interest rates and access to finance. With regard to stimulus policies, it is indicated that they are related to actions that directly promote the entrepreneurial activity (Barboza et al , 2017).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Policies to support entrepreneurship represent a field in development, whose main characteristics are the complexity and the hybrid nature of governmental actions and omissions (Barboza et al , 2017). The internationalization of firms, and the relevance of this process to the economic development and growth of these firms, from an international perspective, is also a subject widely discussed in both economic and management theory and business practice (Sliwinski and Sliwinska, 2016).…”

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Public policies for entrepreneurship and internationalization

Campos¹,

Braga

Correia

2019

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Purpose The main concern of policymakers is to avoid the problems resulting from the economic crisis. One way to avoid these problems is to stimulate economic growth, as well as the economic activity, needed to reduce unemployment and increase well-being. Recent academic literature shows entrepreneurship as a key factor to increase economic growth, so it is important to understand a set of concepts related to this topic and their relevance to the economic growth of these firms. The purpose of this paper is to analyse some concepts about public policies associated with entrepreneurship and the internationalization processes of firms. Design/methodology/approach The findings result from a number of multivariate techniques based on the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor 2012 survey. Findings The data allowed calculating a coherence index that shows that respondents tend to associate the different responses, which suggests that there is a reputation effect when experts evaluate public policies. Research limitations/implications This paper takes advantages of one of the GEM limitations, i.e. data refer to perceptions, rather than on real data, to explore how different countries see a more or less dispersed perception of public policies effectiveness. Practical implications This paper informs policymaking and sheds light into the importance of building on a reputation to make policies more effective. Originality/value The coherence index developed in this paper is an original contribution, based on the dispersion of experts' perceptions on the effectiveness of public policies.

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“…According to Filion (2000), Serra et al (2011) and Lima et al (2014), this type of business incubator houses enterprises connected with the traditional sector of economy, in which the acknowledgement is in the public domain, as in apparel, footwear, and agricultural industries. In addition to these models, there are also mixed incubators that house, in the same environment, both technology-based and traditional enterprises (Barboza et al, 2017;Gomes et Marcondes, 2016;Lima et al, 2014).…”

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Primary criteria used by business incubators for the selection of new enterprises: analysis of selection notices

Eschholz

Silva

Rampasso

et al. 2018

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This article aims to analyze the primary criteria used by Brazilian business incubators to select new enterprises. The research method used was a documentary analysis with 124 selection notices available in the websites of business incubators. These criteria were divided into 17 categories, and the most mentioned among them were: innovation level, economic feasibility, and team capability, corroborating the ideas mentioned by other studies. The results presented in this research may be of great value for incubator managers and academics. Incubator managers may use these results to critically analyze their criteria and/or complement them. Academics, in turn, may use these results as a starting point for future research.

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O papel das políticas públicas para potencializar a inovação em pequenas empresas de base tradicional

Cited by 12 publications

References 42 publications

Contributions from the Brazilian industrial sector to sustainable development

Contributions from the Brazilian industrial sector to sustainable development

Public policies for entrepreneurship and internationalization

Primary criteria used by business incubators for the selection of new enterprises: analysis of selection notices

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