Titlebook: Wealth from Diversity; Innovation, Structur Xavier Vence-Deza (Professor of Applied Economics) Book 1996 Springer Science+Business Media Do

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,Economic Dynamics and Regional Diversity — Some Evolutionary Ideas,ylized fact of modern economic growth, namely its uneven incidence across space and time, and I shall suggest that this diversity of growth experience is both a consequence of and a cause of evolutionary change. Increasing returns and cumulative phenomena play an important part in this story and we

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Uneven Technological Development,y transmissible information (e.g. blueprints and operating instructions), and embodied in machinery. As a consequence, the catching up of Western Europe and Japan to the levels of technology and efficiency of the world’s leading country (the USA) would be relatively smooth. The same opportunities fo

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Innovation, Regional Development and Technology Policy: New Spatial Trends in Industrialization andment to a broader regionalization. Many reasons contribute to this trend. The last decade is marked by great transformations in the structure of production systems; many manufacturing sectors have experienced declining production and employment due to the offshore location of traditional industries,

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Local Synergy and Innovation in Peripheral Areas,s paper deals with the more specific question of how regional policy and action can lead to innovation and put communities in a better position to cope with the impact of changes in the international division of labor. The term “regional policy, in this context, refers mainly to central (for example

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Inter-Firm Cooperation: A Mode for the Internationalization of SME,ities in the context of global competition and production. The search for greater flexibilitity and the race to innovate lead naturally to a consideration of the benefits and limits of firms’ international cooperative strategies.

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External Control and Regional Development in an Integrated Europe,romotion of competition is the . of the European ideal. However, while competition and market integration are important dimensions of the integration process they do not completely define it. Alongside market integration there exists a process of company integration and functional specialisation whi

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