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Innovazione commerciale ed effetti di rete: quali implicazioni di politica industriale?

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  • Ornella Tarola
  • Sandro Trento

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Sebbene il miglioramento qualitativo di prodotto e servizi alla clientela sia da tempo ritenuto un fattore determinante per un riposizionamento di mercato, in Italia attività private di R&S si sono tradotte in larga parte in acquisizione di macchinari. Neppure la necessità di un sostegno pubblico ad innovazioni che agiscano sulla qualità di prodotto, ormai riconosciuta, ha modificato gli indirizzi delle politiche per l'innovazione, largamente incentrate su innovazioni di processo. Interessante a riguardo, e in controtendenza rispetto alla nostra, è l'esperienza svedese. Obiettivo di questo lavoro é considerare un meccanismo di intervento pubblico per l'innovazione che rafforzi il ruolo privato nella ricerca e indirizzi le attività di R&S all'acquisizione di vantaggi competitivi.

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  • Ornella Tarola & Sandro Trento, 2008. "Innovazione commerciale ed effetti di rete: quali implicazioni di politica industriale?," DISA Working Papers 0802, Department of Computer and Management Sciences, University of Trento, Italy, revised 04 Jul 2008.
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    • L29 - Industrial Organization - - Firm Objectives, Organization, and Behavior - - - Other
    • L93 - Industrial Organization - - Industry Studies: Transportation and Utilities - - - Air Transportation

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