Technology Financing and Commercialization [electronic resource] : Exploring the Challenges and How Nations Can Build Innovative Capacity /
Wonglimpiyarat, J.author.
This book offers insights on effective policies that can be applied to other economies in terms of using technology financing to foster technological innovations. It outlines the role of government in accelerating the nation's innovative capacity by promoting technology investments that will achieve successful and sustainable economic development.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
This book offers insights on effective policies that can be applied to other economies in terms of using technology financing to foster technological innovations. It outlines the role of government in accelerating the nation's innovative capacity by promoting technology investments that will achieve successful and sustainable economic development.
Machine generated contents note: -- PART I: CONCEPTS OF TECHNOLOGY FINANCING AND COMMERCIALIZATION1. Introduction to Technology Financing, Technology Management and Commercialization2. Financing Innovative Businesses Towards Commercialization3. Financial Models for Evaluating Technology InvestmentsPART II: CASE STUDIES OF SUCCESSFUL TECHNOLOGY FINANCING AND COMMERCIALIZATION PROGRAMS4. Case Study of Technology Financing and Commercialization Programs - USA5. Case Study of Technology Financing and Commercialization Programs - Canada6. Case Study of Technology Financing and Commercialization Programs - IsraelPART III: FORGING AHEAD - INNOVATIVE CASE STUDIES IN THE ASIAN ECONOMIES7. Case Studies of Technology Financing and Commercialization Programs - Asian Dragons8. Case Studies of Technology Financing and Commercialization Programs - Asian TigersPART IV: TECHNOLOGY FINANCING TO ENHANCE INNOVATIVE CAPACITY9. Technology Financing Towards Effective Economies10. Conclusions and Outlook.
Management.
Industrial management.
Capital market.
Finance.
Development economics.
Finance, Public.
Engineering.
Innovation/Technology Management.
Capital Markets.
Finance, general.
Development Economics.
Public Finance.
Engineering, general.