OECD Reviews of Innovation Policy: New Zealand 2007 [electronic resource] /
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.
SourceOECD (Online service)
Paris : OECD Publishing,
2007.
This comprehensive assessment of the innovation system of New Zealand examines how innovation has affected economic performance in New Zealand. It looks at who the actors are and how they are related to each other. And it examines in detail the role of the government and the effectiveness of the system. Finally, it makes a series of recommendations.
TABLE OF CONTENTS; Overall Assessment and Recommendations; Main strengths and weaknesses of New Zealand's innovation system; Challenges and opportunities; Strategic tasks and guiding principles; Recommendations; Évaluation générale et recommandations; Principaux points forts et points faibles du système d'innovation de laNouvelle-Zélande; Défis et possibilités; Actions stratégiques et principes directeurs; Recommandations; Chapter 1. Innovation and Economic Performance; 1.1. Macroeconomic performance; 1.2. Structural features and international linkages of the New Zealand economy
1.3. Framework conditions for innovation1.4. Performance in science, technology and innovation in an international comparison; Chapter 2. Innovation in New Zealand: The Actors; 2.1. The business sector; 2.2. Public sector R&D; 2.3. Interaction within the national innovation system; 2.4. Innovation skills; Chapter 3. The Role of Government; 3.1. Overall policy governance; 3.2. Evolving high-level strategies; 3.3. Public programmes and instruments to support R&D and innovation; 3.4. Summary findings on overall governance and support instruments
Chapter 4. The Effectiveness Of The New Zealand Innovation SystemIntroduction; 4.1. Size and geographical position; 4.2. Economic structure; 4.3. Technological infrastructure, R&D and innovation; 4.4. The role of government and the design and governance of innovation policy; 4.5. Evaluation; 4.6. Commercial infrastructure; 4.7. Human capital; 4.8. Barriers to business growth; 4.9. Services; 4.10. Promotion of high-value-added knowledge-based businesses; Annex A; References
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This comprehensive assessment of the innovation system of New Zealand examines how innovation has affected economic performance in New Zealand. It looks at who the actors are and how they are related to each other. And it examines in detail the role of the government and the effectiveness of the system. Finally, it makes a series of recommendations.
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