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The impact of the regional environment on the knowledge transfer outcomes of public research organisations: Preliminary results for Europe

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Es-Sadki, N and Arundel, A, The impact of the regional environment on the knowledge transfer outcomes of public research organisations: Preliminary results for Europe, FinKT Conference Knowledge Transfer and Entrepreneurship, 16-17 April, Rimini, Italy (2015) [Conference Extract]


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Abstract

We use survey data for 238 European universities and 24 research institutes to examine the effect of regional factors at the NUTS 1 or NUTS 2 level on three knowledge transfer outcomes of public research organisations: the number of license agreements, start-ups and R&D agreements with companies. We find that (1) a larger share of regional employment in high and medium-high technology manufacturing sectors in the same region as the public research organisation has a positive impact on the number of license agreements. (2) A larger share of employment in knowledge-intensive services has a positive impact on the number of start-ups and research agreements, but a negative impact on license agreements. (3) Competition as measured by the number of public research organisations in a region has a negative impact on all three outcomes.

Item Details

Item Type:Conference Extract
Research Division:Human Society
Research Group:Policy and administration
Research Field:Research, science and technology policy
Objective Division:Economic Framework
Objective Group:Management and productivity
Objective Field:Technological and organisational innovation
UTAS Author:Arundel, A (Professor Anthony Arundel)
ID Code:102307
Year Published:2015
Deposited By:Australian Innovation Research Centre
Deposited On:2015-08-12
Last Modified:2015-08-12
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