Fostering Innovation for Productivity and Competitiveness
This note provides a medium-term agenda for supporting Mexico's competitiveness by fostering greater innovation. Globalization and the dynamism of economies that compete with Mexico, particularly those in East Asia, bring a renewed urgency to...
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okr-10986-165802021-04-23T14:03:30Z Fostering Innovation for Productivity and Competitiveness World Bank ABSORPTIVE CAPACITY ADVANCED HUMAN CAPITAL BASIC BEST PRACTICES BRAIN BRAIN DRAIN BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT BUSINESS INTEGRATION CAPABILITIES CAPITAL FUNDING CAREER COLLABORATION COLLABORATIONS COMPARATOR COUNTRIES COMPETITIVE RESEARCH COMPETITIVENESS CONNECTIVITY CURRICULUM DAY-TO-DAY OPERATION DECISION MAKING DISCUSSION DOCTORAL PROGRAMS ECONOMIC ACTIVITY EMPLOYMENT ENTERPRISE SURVEYS EXISTING KNOWLEDGE GLOBAL KNOWLEDGE GLOBALIZATION GRADUATE EDUCATION GRADUATE PROGRAMS GRADUATE STUDENTS GRADUATION RATES HIGHER EDUCATION HUMAN RESOURCE HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT HUMAN RESOURCES IDEAS INNOVATION INNOVATION POLICY INNOVATION PROGRAM INNOVATION PROGRAMS INNOVATION STRATEGIES INNOVATION STRATEGY INNOVATIONS INSTITUTION INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION INTERNATIONAL KNOWLEDGE INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS INTERNET SERVICES KEY INDUSTRIES KNOWLEDGE CAPITAL KNOWLEDGE CREATION KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER LABOR FORCE LABOR MARKETS LEARNING LITERATURE MANUFACTURING MEDIUM ENTERPRISE MENTORING NETWORK INDUSTRIES NETWORKING NEW TECHNOLOGIES NEW TECHNOLOGY PAPERS PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP PRIVATE SECTOR PROCESS OF KNOWLEDGE CREATION PRODUCTIVITY PROGRAMS QUALITY ASSURANCE R&D RESEARCH CENTERS RESEARCH FUNDING RESEARCH INFRASTRUCTURE RESEARCH PROGRAMS RESEARCHERS RESULT RESULTS SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH SECONDARY EDUCATION SOFTWARE INDUSTRY TEACHING TECHNOLOGICAL CAPABILITIES TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE TECHNOLOGICAL INFRASTRUCTURE TECHNOLOGY LICENSING TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER TELECOMMUNICATIONS TELECOMMUNICATIONS SECTOR TERTIARY EDUCATION TERTIARY SYSTEM UNIVERSITIES USERS VALUE CHAIN VARIETY VISION WORKERS WORKFORCE This note provides a medium-term agenda for supporting Mexico's competitiveness by fostering greater innovation. Globalization and the dynamism of economies that compete with Mexico, particularly those in East Asia, bring a renewed urgency to Mexico's innovation policy agenda. While the firm is at the center of innovation, empirical evidence shows that public policy can generate an external environment more conducive to innovation. The past decade has brought several policy changes and new programs, but further changes will help the country catch up with more innovative economies and move up the value chain. Given the multi sectoral nature of innovation and multiplicity of programs, better coordination in policymaking, stronger mechanisms to define budgetary priorities for innovation, and greater coherence and synergies among public policy interventions are necessary. A comprehensive innovation strategy as used in highly innovative economies such as Finland can help guide such efforts. 2014-01-17T17:30:21Z 2014-01-17T17:30:21Z 2013-04 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2013/04/17570607/fostering-innovation-productivity-competitiveness http://hdl.handle.net/10986/16580 English en_US Mexico policy note;no. 3 CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work :: Policy Note Economic & Sector Work Latin America & Caribbean Mexico |
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ABSORPTIVE CAPACITY ADVANCED HUMAN CAPITAL BASIC BEST PRACTICES BRAIN BRAIN DRAIN BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT BUSINESS INTEGRATION CAPABILITIES CAPITAL FUNDING CAREER COLLABORATION COLLABORATIONS COMPARATOR COUNTRIES COMPETITIVE RESEARCH COMPETITIVENESS CONNECTIVITY CURRICULUM DAY-TO-DAY OPERATION DECISION MAKING DISCUSSION DOCTORAL PROGRAMS ECONOMIC ACTIVITY EMPLOYMENT ENTERPRISE SURVEYS EXISTING KNOWLEDGE GLOBAL KNOWLEDGE GLOBALIZATION GRADUATE EDUCATION GRADUATE PROGRAMS GRADUATE STUDENTS GRADUATION RATES HIGHER EDUCATION HUMAN RESOURCE HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT HUMAN RESOURCES IDEAS INNOVATION INNOVATION POLICY INNOVATION PROGRAM INNOVATION PROGRAMS INNOVATION STRATEGIES INNOVATION STRATEGY INNOVATIONS INSTITUTION INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION INTERNATIONAL KNOWLEDGE INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS INTERNET SERVICES KEY INDUSTRIES KNOWLEDGE CAPITAL KNOWLEDGE CREATION KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER LABOR FORCE LABOR MARKETS LEARNING LITERATURE MANUFACTURING MEDIUM ENTERPRISE MENTORING NETWORK INDUSTRIES NETWORKING NEW TECHNOLOGIES NEW TECHNOLOGY PAPERS PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP PRIVATE SECTOR PROCESS OF KNOWLEDGE CREATION PRODUCTIVITY PROGRAMS QUALITY ASSURANCE R&D RESEARCH CENTERS RESEARCH FUNDING RESEARCH INFRASTRUCTURE RESEARCH PROGRAMS RESEARCHERS RESULT RESULTS SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH SECONDARY EDUCATION SOFTWARE INDUSTRY TEACHING TECHNOLOGICAL CAPABILITIES TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE TECHNOLOGICAL INFRASTRUCTURE TECHNOLOGY LICENSING TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER TELECOMMUNICATIONS TELECOMMUNICATIONS SECTOR TERTIARY EDUCATION TERTIARY SYSTEM UNIVERSITIES USERS VALUE CHAIN VARIETY VISION WORKERS WORKFORCE |
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ABSORPTIVE CAPACITY ADVANCED HUMAN CAPITAL BASIC BEST PRACTICES BRAIN BRAIN DRAIN BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT BUSINESS INTEGRATION CAPABILITIES CAPITAL FUNDING CAREER COLLABORATION COLLABORATIONS COMPARATOR COUNTRIES COMPETITIVE RESEARCH COMPETITIVENESS CONNECTIVITY CURRICULUM DAY-TO-DAY OPERATION DECISION MAKING DISCUSSION DOCTORAL PROGRAMS ECONOMIC ACTIVITY EMPLOYMENT ENTERPRISE SURVEYS EXISTING KNOWLEDGE GLOBAL KNOWLEDGE GLOBALIZATION GRADUATE EDUCATION GRADUATE PROGRAMS GRADUATE STUDENTS GRADUATION RATES HIGHER EDUCATION HUMAN RESOURCE HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT HUMAN RESOURCES IDEAS INNOVATION INNOVATION POLICY INNOVATION PROGRAM INNOVATION PROGRAMS INNOVATION STRATEGIES INNOVATION STRATEGY INNOVATIONS INSTITUTION INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION INTERNATIONAL KNOWLEDGE INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS INTERNET SERVICES KEY INDUSTRIES KNOWLEDGE CAPITAL KNOWLEDGE CREATION KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER LABOR FORCE LABOR MARKETS LEARNING LITERATURE MANUFACTURING MEDIUM ENTERPRISE MENTORING NETWORK INDUSTRIES NETWORKING NEW TECHNOLOGIES NEW TECHNOLOGY PAPERS PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP PRIVATE SECTOR PROCESS OF KNOWLEDGE CREATION PRODUCTIVITY PROGRAMS QUALITY ASSURANCE R&D RESEARCH CENTERS RESEARCH FUNDING RESEARCH INFRASTRUCTURE RESEARCH PROGRAMS RESEARCHERS RESULT RESULTS SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH SECONDARY EDUCATION SOFTWARE INDUSTRY TEACHING TECHNOLOGICAL CAPABILITIES TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE TECHNOLOGICAL INFRASTRUCTURE TECHNOLOGY LICENSING TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER TELECOMMUNICATIONS TELECOMMUNICATIONS SECTOR TERTIARY EDUCATION TERTIARY SYSTEM UNIVERSITIES USERS VALUE CHAIN VARIETY VISION WORKERS WORKFORCE World Bank Fostering Innovation for Productivity and Competitiveness |
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Latin America & Caribbean Mexico |
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Mexico policy note;no. 3 |
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This note provides a medium-term agenda
for supporting Mexico's competitiveness by fostering
greater innovation. Globalization and the dynamism of
economies that compete with Mexico, particularly those in
East Asia, bring a renewed urgency to Mexico's
innovation policy agenda. While the firm is at the center of
innovation, empirical evidence shows that public policy can
generate an external environment more conducive to
innovation. The past decade has brought several policy
changes and new programs, but further changes will help the
country catch up with more innovative economies and move up
the value chain. Given the multi sectoral nature of
innovation and multiplicity of programs, better coordination
in policymaking, stronger mechanisms to define budgetary
priorities for innovation, and greater coherence and
synergies among public policy interventions are necessary. A
comprehensive innovation strategy as used in highly
innovative economies such as Finland can help guide such efforts. |
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Economic & Sector Work :: Policy Note |
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World Bank |
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Fostering Innovation for Productivity and Competitiveness |
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Fostering Innovation for Productivity and Competitiveness |
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Fostering Innovation for Productivity and Competitiveness |
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Fostering Innovation for Productivity and Competitiveness |
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Fostering Innovation for Productivity and Competitiveness |
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fostering innovation for productivity and competitiveness |
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Washington, DC |
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2014 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2013/04/17570607/fostering-innovation-productivity-competitiveness http://hdl.handle.net/10986/16580 |
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