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Table 2 . WEF and IMD competi- tiveness rankings, 1996
Table 3 . EC Guidelines for a policy of global competitiveness3'
Innovation and Competitiveness: A Review
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January 1998

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Technology Analysis and Strategic Management

John Clark

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Increasing interest has been shown by governments in maintaining the competitiveness of their economies by the use of policies designed to encourage advances in science and technohgy, and the adoption of new tachniques by industry. This paper is the result of a literature review and a sumvey of researchers on the concepts of innovation and competitiveness, the relationships between them and the efficiency ofpolicies to promote them. Those policies an considered in the context of alternative economic perspectives, as is the (rather limited) empirical euidence available. Conclusions are drawn on the current stab of the art of innovation policy research.

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... Following the typology given in the survey, innovation being pursued by firms is of four types: product innovation, process innovation, organisational innovation and marketing innovation. We hypothesise innovation as a function of a firm's performance (Lee et al., 2019;Walker et al., 2015), quality of labour (Huiban & Bouhsina, 1998), knowledge (Fischer, 2001;Nonaka & Takeuchi, 2001), competitiveness (Clark & Guy, 1998), infrastructure (Karlsson, 1997), social capital (Landry et al., 2002), firm's quality and the firm's characteristics (Frenkel et al., 2001;Madison et al., 2022). Table A2 describes the outcome variables used in the analysis. ...

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Is ‘Learning’ the Tipping Point for Innovation in Small Firms
Innovation and Competitiveness: A Review

Technology Analysis and Strategic Management