Comparative performance of national science and innovation systems /
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Organización de Cooperación y Desarrollo Económico
Editor: Paris : OECD Publishing. Tema(s): Empresas | emprendimiento | EstadísticaRecursos en línea: 
Acceso a los datos Resumen: The performance of a country's national innovation systems as compared to all OECD countries is represented in Panel 1 of the country profiles of the OECD Science, Technology and Industry Outlook 2012. A standard set of indicators is used to: i) describe the competences and capacity of the science base and the business sector to innovate, as well as the framework conditions for entrepreneurship; ii) provide some insights on interactions between STI actors via the deployment and use of the Internet and their participation in domestic and international co-operation networks; and iii) depict the status of the human resources pool and prospects for increasing human capital further through inflows of new science and technology talent. Indicators are normalised (by GDP or population) to take account of the size of the country.
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The performance of a country's national innovation systems as compared to all OECD countries is represented in Panel 1 of the country profiles of the OECD Science, Technology and Industry Outlook 2012. A standard set of indicators is used to: i) describe the competences and capacity of the science base and the business sector to innovate, as well as the framework conditions for entrepreneurship; ii) provide some insights on interactions between STI actors via the deployment and use of the Internet and their participation in domestic and international co-operation networks; and iii) depict the status of the human resources pool and prospects for increasing human capital further through inflows of new science and technology talent. Indicators are normalised (by GDP or population) to take account of the size of the country.
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