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Innovation and Finance

Innovation and Finance

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  • ISBN:9781138231320
  • Editorial: Routledge
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  • Nº Pág.:200
  • Idiomas:Ingles

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1. Introductory Remarks Andreas Pyka and Hans-Peter Burghof 2. Financial Bubbles, Crises, and the Role of Government in Unleashing Golden AgesCarlota Perez 3. Innovation, Financial Activities and the Future of the EU Pier Paolo Saviotti 4. Innovation and Economic Performance (Industrial and Financial): Recent Results and Questions for Future Research Pelin Demirel and Mariana Mazzucato 5. An Essay on the Emergence, Organization and Performance of Financial Markets: the case of the Alternative Investment Market Valérie Revest and Sandro Sapio 6. Financing Instruments to Combat the Crisis Ryszard Wilczyski 7. Automotive Dynamics in the Stockholm and Southern German Regional Economies - A Comparison Gunnar Eliasson 8. Innovation Policy, Innovation and Innovation Finance Co-Evolution: The Israeli Case and Some Implications Morris Teubal 9. Venture Capital in Canada Jorge Niosi

Innovation and finance are in a symbiotic and twin-track relationship: a well-functioning financial system spurs innovation by identifying and funding stimulating entrepreneurial activities which trigger economic growth. Innovations also open up profitable opportunities for the financial system. These mutual dynamics cause and need innovative adaptations in the financial system in order to better deal with the changing requirements of a knowledge-based economy. The volume comprises different contributions which focus on the central imperative of this evident connection between financial markets and innovation which, despite its importance, is only barely considered in academia, as well in practice so far. The book is about the mutual interdependence of innovation processes and finance. This interdependent relationship is characterized by a high degree of complexity which stems, on the one hand, from the truly uncertain character of innovation and, on the other hand, from the different time scales in both domains. Whereas innovation processes are long-term and experimental, financial markets are interested in shortening time horizons in order to optimize financial investments.

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