Volume 2000, Issue 1

STI Review

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Prepared by the OECD Directorate for Science, Technology and Industry (STI), the STI Review, published twice yearly, presents studies of interest to science, technology and industry policy makers and analysts, with particular emphasis on cross-country comparisons, quantitative descriptions of new trends and identification of recent and future policy problems. Because of the nature of OECD work, the STI Review explores structural and institutional change at global level as well as at regional, national and sub-national levels. Issues often focus on particular themes, such as surveys on firm-level innovation behaviour and technology-related employment problems.

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ISSN: 16097637 (online)
https://doi.org/10.1787/16097637

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2000 Volume 2000, Issue 1

Special Issue on Fostering High-tech Spin-offs: A Public Strategy for Innovation

The papers in this volume attempt to bring the facts about spin-offs from public research to light. Universities and research institutions are more entrepreneurial than ever before, and spin-offs represent the success of their new commercial orientation. But hopes about the importance of new firm generation from cutting-edge research, should be informed by better data on new firm creation and their economic impacts. The papers in this volume explore the steady rise of research-based spin-offs across the OECD, and rely on recent data to explain the factors of success, and to formulate better institutional practices and national policies.

30 Jul 2001 168 pages English Also available in: French

https://doi.org/10.1787/sti_rev-v2000-1-en 9789264193109 (PDF)

Author(s): OECD

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