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Determinants of the efficiency of regional innovation systems

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Fritsch, Michael
Slavtchev, Viktor

Abstract

This paper analyzes differences in the efficiency of regional innovation systems (RIS). Alternative measures for the efficiency of RIS based on the concept of a knowledge production function are discussed. The empirical findings suggest that both spillovers within the private sector as well as from ... view more

This paper analyzes differences in the efficiency of regional innovation systems (RIS). Alternative measures for the efficiency of RIS based on the concept of a knowledge production function are discussed. The empirical findings suggest that both spillovers within the private sector as well as from universities and other public research institutions have a positive effect on the efficiency of private sector R&D. It is the intensity of interactions between private and public sector R&D that leads to high efficiency. Regions dominated by large establishments tend to be less efficient than regions with a lower average establishment size.... view less


Wir analysieren Unterschiede in der Effizienz regionaler Innovationssysteme (RIS). Zunächst werden alternative Maße für die Effizienz von RIS diskutiert, die auf dem Konzept der Wissensproduktionsfunktion aufbauen. Die empirischen Ergebnisse deuten darauf hin, dass sowohl Spillover aus dem privaten ... view more

Wir analysieren Unterschiede in der Effizienz regionaler Innovationssysteme (RIS). Zunächst werden alternative Maße für die Effizienz von RIS diskutiert, die auf dem Konzept der Wissensproduktionsfunktion aufbauen. Die empirischen Ergebnisse deuten darauf hin, dass sowohl Spillover aus dem privaten Sektor als auch von Hochschulen und anderen öffentlichen Forschungseinrichtungen die Effizienz privater F&E-Aktivitäten positiv beeinflussen. Insbesondere die Intensität der Interaktion zwischen öffentlichen Einrichtungen und dem Privatsektor führt zu hoher Effizienz. Regionen, die durch Großbetriebe dominiert sind, weisen tendenziell eine geringere Effizienz der Innovationsaktivitäten auf als Regionen mit einer geringeren durchschnittlichen Betriebsgröße.... view less

Keywords
innovation

Classification
Area Development Planning, Regional Research
Political Economy

Free Keywords
Technical efficiency; Patents; Knowledge; Spillovers; Regional Innovation System

Document language
English

Publication Year
2008

Journal
Regional Studies (2008)

DOI
https://doi.org/10.1080/00343400802251494

Status
Postprint; peer reviewed

Licence
PEER Licence Agreement (applicable only to documents from PEER project)


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