Institutional preconditions for successful innovation performance - Budyldina, Natalia
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Technological innovation has long been recognized as a cornerstone of long-run economic growth with national public policies extensively promoting private R&D investment, securing essential infrastructure and providing state support for innovative activities. Despite similar goals and instruments at hand an international pattern of successful innovation policy implementation is far from unique. This paper aims to explore the link between national institutional frameworks, innovation policies, innovation performance and economic development in the fashion of evolutionary approaches linking the latter to endogenous growth theories.…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Technological innovation has long been recognized as a cornerstone of long-run economic growth with national public policies extensively promoting private R&D investment, securing essential infrastructure and providing state support for innovative activities. Despite similar goals and instruments at hand an international pattern of successful innovation policy implementation is far from unique. This paper aims to explore the link between national institutional frameworks, innovation policies, innovation performance and economic development in the fashion of evolutionary approaches linking the latter to endogenous growth theories.
Autorenporträt
Natalia Budyldina is a researcher and Ph.D. student in the field of Innovation Management.She holds a Master in International Economics from High School of Economics and Law in Berlin, while her professional interests oscillate between regional innovation systems, technology transfer and evaluation of science and technology policies.