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and analyze the complex relationships that drive innovation in the emerging global economy GRI 09. They examine the governmental
constraints and paradoxes We are living in a global world, practicing global economy without global governance.
and transportation of goods and people will continue and increase, following the unchanged principles of global economy.
Disruptive technologies have the great potential to transform life, business and the global economy. Process innovation is adopting a process view in managing business in combination with applying innovation into key processes.
How can cluster programs support the development of clusters that can compete in a global economy?
as the global economy is 1. INTRODUCTION SMES, ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATION OECD 2010 39 experiencing today.
global economy nations need to develop three distinct strategies: one for success in innovation, one for international competitiveness and one for productivity.
Migration and Diversity (2012) Live Register (2013) Danish Government Reports Denmark in the Global economy, Competitiveness Report (2010) Strategy for Denmark in the Global economy, Progress Innovation & Cohesion
industry investment in R&d as a whole was flat in 2013 due to the slow global economy, continued rationalization of R&d activities in selected industries and the private-sector impact of federal budgets
The forecast for R&d growth in the chemical and advanced materials industry reflects the improving global economy
The forecast for R&d activities within the chemical and advanced materials industry reflects improvements in the U s. and global economy,
and enhance the role the accountancy profession plays in supporting a healthy global economy. www. accaglobal. com/accountants business The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants,
and prospects for, the global economy. The increasing emphasis placed on the role of the digital capability for the European recovery (European commission 2010b) raises the question of how the digital agenda can effectively engage the small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) sector
BOOSTING EU COMPETITIVENESS IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY CEPS TASK FORCE REPORT CHAIR: MARIA ANVRET Senior Executive Scientific Expert and Advisor, Prof.
BOOSTING EU COMPETITIVENESS IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY INTRODUCTION. TOWARDS EUROPE 2020 he word innovation lies increasingly at the core of the EU agenda.
Helping business compete in the global economy, 2008, p. 25.24 Data are available in the Communication from the Commission to the European parliament
and of the system as part of a wider economic strategy to position the city or region as an important node in the global economy.
Innovation and Growth in the Global economy, Massachussets: MIT Press Holzl W. 2009), Is the R&d behaviour of fast-growing SMES different?
In addition, innovation, creativity and independent thinking is becoming more important than ever in our increasingly global economy.
investment networks and partner search mechanisms. 6. 4. Promoting the strategic adaptation of businesses to the global economy The world economy is currently facing two great challenges:
higher Operational objective Employment and training Social cohesion Innovation and knowledge Entrepreneurism Internationalisation Green economy STRATEGIC LINE 4. Promoting the strategic adaptation of businesses to the global economy
in today's increasingly interdependent global economy, may in many cases need a simple way to import and export.
The New British Design Council and the Global economy. Design Management Journal, Vol. 7, No. 3, P. 10-14. 34the British Design Councilwas opened in 1944. 35rualik-Murphy, G. 2010.
if UK businesses are to compete with rivals in fast-emerging global economies. The review, endorsed by the Chancellor, recommended support for the Design Council's programme and calledfor it to be made available across the UK to help SMES use designas a business tool.
This will drive the next wave of innovation and productivity growth in the global economy. It will also reshape capitalism and its relationship to society.
especially in a global economy where facilities and jobs can easily move elsewhere. NGOS and governments have not always appreciated this connection.
Arguably, they are the greatest unmet needs in the global economy. In business we have spent decades learning how to parse
The opportunity to create economic value through creating societal value will be one of the most powerful forces driving growth in the global economy.
Moreover, youth creativity is seen now as a crucial source of competitiveness in the fastest growing innovative sector of the global economy.
and that enact unstructured dynamic business clustering to achieve greater competitiveness in the global economy. In the course of the subsequent debates the concept was developed further into the peer production of a‘digital nervous system'that supports a participative society in which public and private organisations,
and C. Henao, Latin america's Global Middle class, Working Paper, Global economy and Development at Brookings, WASHINGTON DC, 2011.
Replacement Demand in a Global economy, in Holzer, H. and D. Nightingale (eds. Reshaping Workforce Policies for a Changing Economy, WASHINGTON DC:
ESADEGEO-Center for Global economy and Geopolitics, Spain Mark Spelman, Global Managing director, Accenture, United kingdom Pawel Swieboda, President, demoseuropa-Centre for European Strategy Foundation, Poland
NON CLASSIFIE UNCLASSIFIED Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development Organisation de Coopération et de Développement Economiques 2000 ENHANCING THE COMPETITIVENESS OF SMES IN THE GLOBAL ECONOMY:
WK1 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS SME INNOVATION IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY...3 Introduction...4 Globalisation Challenges...4 Globalisation...
32 WK1 3 SME INNOVATION IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY*This paper serves as the background document for the Workshop on Enhancing the Competitiveness of SMES through Innovation at the Bologna conference.
Globalisation Challenges 3. Both scale economies and research and development have become more important instruments for competitiveness in the global economy.
clearly makes FDI an important element of the panoply of strategies open to SMES who want to remain innovative in a global economy.
Local Clusters in a Global economy. Economic Development Quarterly, 14 (1), 15-34. Qian, H, . & Acs, Z. 2013).
The challenges faced by new and small firms in terms of emergence and growth in a knowledge-based global economy with specific reference to human capital;
HUMAN CAPITAL AND THE LABOUR MARKET Introduction Human capital development and labour market dynamics play a key role in a knowledge-based global economy.
Rationale for the Intervention A second report, prepared by the Institute for the Future, suggests that the model of selfcontained research parks that has prevailed for the past fifty years is currently under challenge from a series of shifts in the global economy,
The skills and experience such returnees bring to firms are invaluable when operating in the global economy.
and a successful innovative posture could be a key to access the export market in a global economy.
and IE 94 that one of the keys to generate a competitive advantage in a global economy is through innovativeness (Flor and Oltra, 2005;
Innovation could be recognized as a key success factor in an increasingly competitive, global economy (Akman and Yilmaz, 2008.
Commercial awareness of biotechnology during this period as well as a rapidly growing global economy investing venture capital in high-tech industries have spurred the cluster's growth.
thus providing individuals with the skills needed for a rapidly changing global economy. Finland moves up one place since last year to reach 3rd position on the back of small improvements in a number of areas.
and remain competitive in the global economy. This type of specialisation allows regions to take advantage of scale, scope and spillovers in knowledge production and use,
such as technological infrastructures, linkages with the rest of the world and the position of the region within the European and global economy,
allowing regions to create more value, reaching higher levels of excellence and thriving in the global economy.
to face up to the new forms of competition that are developing in the global economy. SMES are thus at the core of Cohesion Policy.
Knowledge is the currency of the global economy. If Europe wants to continue to compete in the 21st century,
Territorial Development in a Global economy. Guilford Press, New york. To dtling, F.,1994. Regional networks of high-technology firms the case of the Greater Boston region.
Local enterprises in the global economy. Issues of governance and upgrading. Cheltenham: Elgar, pp. 200-232.
Remaking the Global economy: Economic-Geographical Perspectives. London: Sage Publications, pp. 145-162 Malmberg, A. and P. Maskell (2002:
Local Clusters in a Global economy. Economic Development Quarterly 14 (1), 15-34. Pratt, A. 1997:
The increasing competitive pressure on companies, many of which operate in a global economy, has been a strong driver for ICT adoption.
which continues to evolve in line with a rapidly changing global economy. This paper will offer a comprehensive assessment of Italy's external competitiveness,
outlining how they might perhaps be augmented in the context of an increasingly integrated global economy. The following sections will then focus on the evolution of Italy's export share;
In an evolving global economy, however, a country's competitiveness may also reflect the ability of its exporting firms to adapt successfully to a changing external environment;
1 Opportunities and challenges in the global economy...2 Australia has succeeded by playing to our strengths and through economic reform...
Opportunities and challenges for the Australian economy The increasing economic strength of Asia and growing integration of the global economy present great opportunities for Australia.
Opportunities and challenges in the global economy The economic strength of Asia is changing the world.
Emerging Asia represented around 9 per cent of the global economy in 1985. By 2025 it will be around 40 per cent (Au-Yeung et al,
This growth is taking place against a backdrop of a global economy that is becoming increasingly integrated.
The global economy is also becoming more integrated as governments negotiate free trade agreements and unilaterally reduce trade and investment barriers.
Strengthening management capabilities will enhance the capacity for small businesses to compete in a digitalised, global economy.
if we are to successfully grasp the opportunities presented by the economic strength of Asia and integration of the global economy.
It is meant to encapsulate in one way or another the recognition that in a global economy,
It is probably the most important development in business and communication in the history of the global economy.
thus a critical factor for individual firms'success as well as for improved national performance in today's global economy. 2. Innovation is a broad term that encompasses virtually any new development in firms.
AND INNOVATIVE SMES IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY TOWARDS A MORE RESPONSIBLE AND INCLUSIVE GLOBALISATION EXECUTIVE SUMMARY OF THE BACKGROUND REPORTS Second OECD Conference of Ministers responsible for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMES
) Promoting Entrepreneurship and Innovative SMES in a Global economy Towards a More Responsible and Inclusive Globalisation Executive Summary of the Background Reports Istanbul,
PROMOTING ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATIVE SMES IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY OECD 2004 3 Table of contents Preface...5 Introduction...
17 SMES in the Global economy...25 Enhancing the Role of SMES for Development...32 Evaluation of SME Policies and Programmes...
AND INNOVATIVE SMES IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY OECD 2004 5 Preface At the first OECD Conference for Ministers Responsible for SMES, hosted by the Italian government in Bologna, Italy, in June 2000,
The messages and recommendations outlined below provide material from which governments may choose to draw in promoting innovative SMES in the global economy.
PROMOTING ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATIVE SMES IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY OECD 2004 7 Introduction Ministers have the opportunity to assess priorities for SME policies The second OECD Conference for Ministers Responsible for SMES brings together 30 OECD countries
and more than 50 nonmember economies at Ministerial level to exchange views on Promoting Entrepreneurship and Innovative SMES in a Global economy.
PROMOTING ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATIVE SMES IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY 8 OECD 2004 SMES, especially in developing economies,
SMES in the global economy. Enhancing the role of SMES for development. The final two sections summarise work relating to two sets of issues
AND INNOVATIVE SMES IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY OECD 2004 9 innovative firms once they establish themselves.
AND INNOVATIVE SMES IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY 10 OECD 2004 way these structural policies affect enterprise creation and small businesses should be taken into account in their formulation stages.
PROMOTING ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATIVE SMES IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY OECD 2004 11 instruments for encouraging entrepreneurial behaviour in societies,
AND INNOVATIVE SMES IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY 12 OECD 2004 of these programmes and policies are designed
PROMOTING ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATIVE SMES IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY OECD 2004 13 and based on evidence to the degree that this is possible.
and their prospects for success. PROMOTING ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATIVE SMES IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY 14 OECD 2004 Figure 1. Female employers and own-account workers Percentage of total employers and own
AND INNOVATIVE SMES IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY OECD 2004 15 The empirical basis for informed policy design needs to be improved Reliable data
and entrepreneurial activities more PROMOTING ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATIVE SMES IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY 16 OECD 2004 specifically.
PROMOTING ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATIVE SMES IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY OECD 2004 17 Tools for SME Innovation Financing for innovative SMES Access to risk capital is a major obstacle to SME expansion.
Co-operation and partnerships between national and international networks can facilitate entrepreneurial endeavours by women in a global economy.
PROMOTING ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATIVE SMES IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY 18 OECD 2004 capital. First, the returns to innovative activities are highly uncertain and often skewed.
AND INNOVATIVE SMES IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY OECD 2004 19 accessing finance are most acute (Figure 2). It should also be managed by the private sector
AND INNOVATIVE SMES IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY 20 OECD 2004 Basle II agreement on innovative SMES and on SMES in general in developing countries should be the object of further research
PROMOTING ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATIVE SMES IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY OECD 2004 21 Recognition and measurement of intangible assets should be improved.
PROMOTING ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATIVE SMES IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY 22 OECD 2004 and geographically concentrated clusters of innovative firms are another.
US GU 12.9 14.4 16.0 15.8 21.9 19.1 PROMOTING ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATIVE SMES IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY OECD 2004 23 development, the regional attractors of knowledgeintensive foreign direct investment,
PROMOTING ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATIVE SMES IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY 24 OECD 2004 Key policy recommendations Improve SMES access to information about networking opportunities.
PROMOTING ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATIVE SMES IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY OECD 2004 25 SMES in the Global economy Facilitating SMES'access to global markets Globalisation offers SMES opportunities The globalisation of business has drawn increasingly SMES
PROMOTING ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATIVE SMES IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY 26 OECD 2004 In Europe exporting activity rises with firm size.
PROMOTING ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATIVE SMES IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY OECD 2004 27 across borders. This applies especially to access to information as regards tax
PROMOTING ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATIVE SMES IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY 28 OECD 2004 business-to-business interaction and real-time communication can reduce information asymmetries between buyers and sellers and build closer relationships among trading partners.
AND INNOVATIVE SMES IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY OECD 2004 29 technologies to encourage interoperability and innovation and to expand choice.
AND INNOVATIVE SMES IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY 30 OECD 2004 and digital content, including increased use of e-government services,
PROMOTING ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATIVE SMES IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY OECD 2004 31 Key policy recommendations Move beyond policies for basic connectivity
PROMOTING ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATIVE SMES IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY 32 OECD 2004 Enhancing the Role of SMES for Development Transition
which countries grow is their ability to integrate with the global economy through trade and investment.
SME development strategy must be integrated into the broader national PROMOTING ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATIVE SMES IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY OECD 2004 33 development and poverty reduction strategy of transition and developing countries.
AND INNOVATIVE SMES IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY 34 OECD 2004 Trade and investment capacities of SMES must be strengthened.
AND INNOVATIVE SMES IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY OECD 2004 35 competitors who set new standards and necessitate greater efficiency,
PROMOTING ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATIVE SMES IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY 36 OECD 2004 Governments in advanced economies should promote policy coherence and greater effectiveness of development assistance.
PROMOTING ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATIVE SMES IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY OECD 2004 37 Evaluation of SME Policies
AND INNOVATIVE SMES IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY 38 OECD 2004 SME policy makers should develop an evaluation culture.
AND INNOVATIVE SMES IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY OECD 2004 39 delivering the programme. Their detailed knowledge of the programme will be less, however
PROMOTING ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATIVE SMES IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY 40 OECD 2004 Towards More Systematic Statistical Measurement of SME Behaviour The empirical basis for SME policy formulation is poor.
PROMOTING ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATIVE SMES IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY OECD 2004 41 Available high-quality empirical analysis, notably crosscountry comparative studies and longitudinal studies
PROMOTING ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATIVE SMES IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY 42 OECD 2004 It is desirable to contain costs at statistical agencies
Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises and the Global economy. G. I. Susman. Northampton: Edward Elgar. Describes small firm collaboration
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WK1 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS SME INNOVATION IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY...3 Introduction...4 Globalisation Challenges...4 Globalisation...
32 WK1 3 SME INNOVATION IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY*This paper serves as the background document for the Workshop on Enhancing the Competitiveness of SMES through Innovation at the Bologna conference.
Globalisation Challenges 3. Both scale economies and research and development have become more important instruments for competitiveness in the global economy.
clearly makes FDI an important element of the panoply of strategies open to SMES who want to remain innovative in a global economy.
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but this cultural determinism is organized itself into a hierarchy around the reality of the global economy.
It is important to recall that in a global economy, changes in the factor endowments and in the specialisation patterns for trading partners will also have an impact on own-country specialisation.
Recognising that the Australian grains ecosystem is connected to global economies lead the Grains Research and development Corporation to design its priorities to be compatible with other regional
and global economies the GRDC designs its priorities to be compatible with other regional, national and international drivers such as:
The SME sector is an important contributor to both the US and global economies. SME activity makes a significant contribution to economic and social wellbeing as often new,
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Stephen Ezell and Robert D. Atkinson, How ITA Expansion Benefits the Chinese and Global economies (Information technology and Innovation Foundation, April 2014), http://www. itif. org/publications
/how-ita-expansion-benefits-chinese-and-global economies. 169. Thomas Baunsgaard and Michael Keen, Tax revenue and (or?
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the presence of the multinational companies will further strengthen the local economy's integration into the global economy, the introduction of advanced technologies,
These messages and recommendations provide material from which governments may draw in promoting innovative SMES in the global economy.
because the formation of free global economy and the convenience of the Internet have blurred the boundary of national borders.
and compete in the global economy in a sustainable (financially as well as environmentally and socially) manner following the smart, sustainable and inclusive growth priority.
and the increasing contribution of SMES to the global economy in promoting growth and employment opportunities (Bednarzik, 2000;
In Research and Innovation Policies in the New Global economy. An International Comparative Analysis, P Larédo and P Mustar (eds..
or semi-periphery of the global economy) start to gear their production directly to the global marketplace
Within the context of the global economy and the knowledge society, it also becomes essential to strengthen the international dimension of business innovation.
Within the context of the global economy and the knowledge society, it also becomes essential to strengthen the international dimension of business innovation.
Post 2015, in the context of a return to sustainable growth domestically and a recovered global economy, we anticipate a renewal of the pattern of annually increasing public investment in R&d coupled with a quickening of the average rate of growth of private R&d
Post 2015, in the context of a return to sustainable growth domestically and a recovered global economy, we anticipate a renewal of the pattern of annually increasing public investment in R&d coupled with a quickening of the average rate of growth of private R&d
and remain competitive in the global economy. This type of specialisation allows regions to take advantage of scale, scope and spillovers in knowledge production and use,
such as technological infrastructures, linkages with the rest of the world and the position of the region within the European and global economy,
allowing regions to create more value, reaching higher levels of excellence and thriving in the global economy.
to face up to the new forms of competition that are developing in the global economy. SMES are thus at the core of Cohesion Policy.
In the context of Romania's current development and its opening towards the European and global economy, the business environment shall become a major consumer of broadband communications.
and fresh innovation policy is emerging in this field in OECD countries and other global economies. This book presents the relevant data and policy information from 40 economies around the world,
as the global economy is 1. INTRODUCTION SMES, ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATION OECD 2010 39 experiencing today.
as well as national and global economies. 4) Effective contributors have an understanding and appreciation of the world of work, the value of different occupations and entrepreneurship and their contributions to the economy and to society;
companies in the global economy, in particular growth opportunities in emerging economies, while maintaining an R&d focus in the EU. Low expectations for R&d in the EU (1%p. a. in 2013-15) are due to the outlook of seven automobiles
and reflects the increasing participation of European companies in the global economy, and in particular emerging economies,
%and technology hardware & equipment (4%).The responding companies carry out a quarter of their R&d outside the EU. Their expectations for R&d investment for the next three years show continued participation of European companies in the global economy, in particular growth
Furthermore, the Internet underpins the whole global economy. The diversity and sheer number of applications and business models supported by the Internet have affected also largely its nature and structure (3
Services 323 Introduction The global economy can be characterised under three main sectors. The primary sector involves transforming natural resources into primary products
in Archibugi, D.,Howells, J. and Michie, J. Eds), Innovation Policy in a Global economy, Cambridge university Press, Cambridge, MA, pp. 67-93.
Technology transfer in a global economy. The Journal of Technology Transfer 39,301-312. Crossref 12. Franz Tödtling, Markus Grillitsch. 2014.
as well as a transformation of the global economy towards a service economy, through a consequent change in IT innovation for service management,
which have been studied rarely 6. There is a big difference of the influence of the digital collaboration in the global economy in comparison to a single country or region.
in order for information systems to be more successful and productive in the global economy 6. However, confusion can happen because of the lack of common understanding of the Cross Organizational Collaboration (COC),
ESADEGEO-Center for Global economy and Geopolitics, Spain Mark Spelman, Global Managing director, Accenture, United kingdom Pawel Swieboda, President, demoseuropa-Centre for European Strategy Foundation, Poland
Acknowledgements 5 Executive Summary 7 1. Introduction 8 2. City Competitiveness in the Global economy: Megatrends 12 3. City Competitiveness:
and can be useful to city leaders elsewhere. 8 A Report of the Global Agenda Council on Competitiveness 2. City Competitiveness in the Global economy:
Jane Jacobs. More than ever, cities are the lifeblood of the global economy. Their competitiveness increasingly determines the wealth and poverty of nations, regions and the world.
For most people, the map of the global economy that comes to mind is of nation states interconnected through flows of trade, capital, people and technology.
An alternative map of the global economy comes to mind: one of cities connected across land borders, seas and oceans through the exchange of goods and services, foreign direct investment, migrant and short-term workers,
will based a city global economy pull up non-urban hinterlands, or will cities become rich enclaves surrounded by marginalized rural areas?
Foreign economic policies that position a city in the global economy through international trade, finance, foreign direct investment (FDI), foreign workers and tourism, all as part of clusters of economic activity linked to global value chains 3
The city state has taken maximum advantage of the global economy at every stage of its modern development
the global economy is its lifeblood it disciplines the city's institutions and policies like nothing else,
when the global economy seems to be finally leaving behind the worst and longest-lasting financial and economic crisis of the last 80 years.
The Global Competitiveness Index 2014 2015 by the Global Agenda Council on Competitiveness More than ever, cities are the lifeblood of the global economy.
The country is poised to face strong headwinds related to recent shifts in the global economy, with a drop in the international price of commodities
which allowed them to gain a more prominent role in the global economy. 1 Emerging economies drove growth throughout the economic crisis.
when the global economy finally seems to be recovering from the worst financial and economic crisis the world has seen in decades.
the global economy has experienced a change in its traditional growth patterns. Advanced economies exhibited negative or sluggish growth,
but given their size and increasing importance in an interconnected world also for the global economy.
and influence in the global economy, is the situation of the 2014 World Economic Forum The Global Information technology Report 2014 31 1. 1:
which the global economy is built. That honor still belongs to physical goods and services. The recent emergence of big data
Rebalancing Socioeconomic Asymmetry in a Data-Driven Economy 68 The Global Information technology Report 2014 2014 World Economic Forum As the global economy becomes increasingly grounded in the exchange of data, the ways in
Rebalancing Socioeconomic Asymmetry in a Data-Driven Economy 2014 World Economic Forum In other words, under the current model, the greater the role that data play in the global economy,
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