Some policies to promote research and development activities of businesses
Keywords:
Science and technology policy, R&D, Science and technology enterpriseAbstract
Research and development (R&D) is considered as a tool bringing benefits for businesses in many aspects such as enabling them to introduce quality products/services into markets, enhance their in-house technological capacity,... Many policies of countries, both developed and developing, have been issued with a view to supporting for business R&D. These policies are often delivered, whether in the form of direct or indirect support, via various fiscal instruments. This article clarifies the nature of the policy formation and some state specific policies in relation to support for business R&D.
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1. Hoàng V?n Tuyên. (2006) Nghiên c?u quá trình phát tri?n chính sách ??i m?i (innovation policy): kinh nghi?m qu?c t? và g?i suy cho Vi?t Nam. Báo cáo ?? tài c? s?. Vi?n Chi?n l??c và chính sách KH&CN.
Ti?ng Anh:
2. OECD. (2002) Tax Incentives for Research and Development: Trends and Issues. Paris: OECD.
3. OECD. (2008) The Internationalisation of Business R&D: Evidence, Impacts and Implications. Paris: OECD.
4. Van Pottelsberghe, B., S. Nysten & E. Megally. (2003) Evaluation of current fiscal incentives for business R&D in Belgium, WP-CEB 03/011. Universite Libre de
Bruxelles.
5. Lundvall B-?. (2004) Introduction to “Technological infrastructure and international competitiveness’s by Christopher Freeman”. Industrial and Corporate
Change. Vol. 13 (3). pp. 531 -40.
6. Gustafsson, R. and Autio, E. (2006) Grounding for innovation policy: The market, system and social-cognitive failure rationales.
7. Dahlman C. (2010) Strengthening the Research and Development Base. In WB (ed.), 2010, “Innovation policy: A guide for developing countries”, Washington D.C., USA.
8. Carvalho A. (2011) Why are tax incentives increasingly used to promote private R&D? CEFAGE-UE Working Paper 2011/04
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17-05-2017
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Tuyen, H. V., & Minh Nga, N. T. (2017). Some policies to promote research and development activities of businesses. Journal SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY POLICIES AND MANAGEMENT, 5(1), 16–25. Retrieved from https://vietnamstijournal.net/index.php/JSTPM/article/view/116
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