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Up to now economic theory suggests that long-term incentives are stronger under three conditions ï oe) more visible performance to the relevant audience (peers, labour market, and venture capital community
The economic theory, Work Foundation Degelsegger, A. & Kesselring, A. 2012. Do Nonhumans Make a Difference?
yearly basis. The threshold is not based on any economic theory of an â€oeoptimal tax rate†that minimizes distortions
economic theory of an â€oeoptimal tax rate†that minimizes distortions or maximizes efficiency in an economy†s
This is consistent with economic theories of innovation and technical change where inputs to the innovative process are understood to be heterogeneous
Change and Economic theory, Pinter Publishers, London, 1988 41 M. P. Hekkert, S. O. Negro, Functions of innovation systems as a framework to understand sustainable technological change:
This is consistent with economic theories of innovation and technical change where inputs to the innovative process are understood to be heterogeneous
and the non-originality of the economic theory all stem, to a large extent, from negligence of the role played by SMES
non-originality of the economic theory, stem, to a large extent, from negligence of the role played by SMES
G. and L. Soete,(ed.)Technical change and economic theory, New york, Pinter, pp 221-238 Flichy, P. 1995) L†innovation technique.
Technical Change and Economic theory, New york, Pinter, pp. 349 -369 Maillat, D. 1992) Milieux et dynamique territoriale de l'innovation.
The idea or concept of â€oesmart specialisation†is based on long standing economic theories and empirical evidence and mobilises well tested policy instruments.
Classical economic theory tells us that regions and countries will specialise in certain economic activities according to their factor endowments (land, capital, human resources.
Recent economic theories touching on specialisation and trade (e g new trade theory) tell us that other factors play a role in specialisation, often connected
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Technical Change and Economic theory. Pinter Publishers, London, pp. 349†369 Lundvall, B-A.,1993. Explaining inter-firm co-operation and
Change and Economic theory. Pinter Publishers, London pp. 370†398 Perrin, J.-C.,1991. Analyse et à valuation des processus de
â'Mazzoleni R, Nelson R R, Economic theories about the benefits and costs of patents, Journal of
economic theories. Most relevant here are the theories of market failure and state failure. Market failures with respect to policies in support of high
In terms of economic theory, coaching is a private good so that public support for facilitating coaching cannot necessarily be grounded on market failure.
economic theories. Most relevant here are the theories of market failure and state failure. Market failures with respect to policies in support of high
In terms of economic theory, coaching is a private good so that public support for facilitating coaching cannot necessarily be grounded on market failure.
Technical Change and Economic theory. London and New york Pinter Publisher Georghiou, L. 2006. †Eff ective Innovation Policies for Europe †the Missing Demand-side. †Report for the
Bilbao. 9th conference developments in Economic theory and policy †EHU/Cambridge. June 2012 Paton, J. 2013) Smart Specialisation and RIS3:
Kalantari 2010) particularly in economic theory (Teese 2010 The plethora of definitions poses significant challenges for understanding the
â€oeinformation asymmetry†in the economic theory literature. This imbalance of power can sometimes lead to â€oemarket failuresâ€,
economic theory, Pinter Publishers, London Edquist, C. 1997) Systems of innovation approaches†their emergence and characteristics
Dosi, G. Ed.)Technology and Economic theory Pinter Publishers: London Lundvall, B.-Ã. 1992 (Ed.)National Systems of Innovation.
Soete, L. Eds), Technical Change and Economic theory, Pinter, London, pp. 349-69 Lundvall, B-AË.
using the terminology of economic theory these products are characterized by high fixed costs and low marginal costs.
In line with well-known economic theory of stages of development, the GCI assumes that, in the first
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