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Título del libro: Innovation Systems, Policy And Management
Título del capítulo: Pro-Cyclical Dynamics of STI Investment in Mexico: The Inversion of the Schumpeterian Reasoning*

Autores UNAM:
MARTIN CARLOS PUCHET ANYUL;
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Año de publicación:
2018
Resumen:

Determining the causal relationship between innovation and growth is a classic quest of the economics of innovation studies. However, empirical research that goes beyond verifying the existence of causality, to investigate the direction, intensity, and mechanisms that explain those causal links is still a green field (Foster and Pyka 2014). Investment in the public goods associated with science, technology, and innovation (STI) activities depends on a country?s available public resources, which opens up a causal loop that may be associated with either growth and welfare or poverty traps. This interaction between investment in STI and growth remains at the core of many theoretical discussions, especially in developing countries, where this investment is expected to drive economic growth, sustain catching up processes, and assist in poverty alleviation. © Cambridge University Press 2018.


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