Patterns of innovation in the EU-25 regionsa typology and policy recommendations

  1. Mikel Navarro 1
  2. Juan José Gibaja 1
  3. Ricardo Aguado 1
  4. Beñat Bilbao-Osorio 2
  1. 1 Orkestra-Basque Institute of Competitiveness
  2. 2 OECD
Revista:
Orkestra Working Paper Series in Territorial Competitiveness

ISSN: 1989-1288

Año de publicación: 2008

Número: 4

Tipo: Documento de Trabajo

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Resumen

Dokumentu honetan eskualdeen tipologia bat garatu dugu, EB-25eko berrikuntzako eskualdeko eredu askotarikoak biltzeko. Horretarako 21 aldagai aukeratu ditugu, eskualde batek jakintza sortzeko eta bereganatzeko eta I+G berrikuntza eta hazkunde ekonomiko bihurtzeko duen gaitasunarekin lotura dutenak. Osagai nagusizko analisiaren eta kluster analisiaren emaitzetatik abiatuta, berrikuntzako eskualdeko 7 eredu identifikatu ditugu. 7 eredu horietan multzokatu ditugu EB-25eko 186 eskualdeak, sektore espezializazioaren eta ekonomi eta teknologi gaitasun eta emaitzen arabera. Antzeko eskualdeak edo eskualde aurreratuagoak identifikatzean, eskualde homogeneoen arteko alderapenak egin daitezke eta horietatik, politika egokiak ikasi. 7 talde horietako bakoitzerako, artikuluak politiken gomendioak eskaintzen dizkigu, tokiko ezaugarri bereziak kontuan hartuta. Laburbilduz, dokumentu honek ekarpen bikoitza egiten du: lehenengo, EB-25eko eskualdeentzat berrikuntzako ereduen lehenengo tipologia eskaintzen du, aldagai kopuru handia oinarri hartuta osatua; bigarren, analisi honetatik ateratako ondorioak EBko arduradun politikoen jardunean lagungarri izan daitezke, berrikuntzako eskualdeko politikei dagokienez.

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