Enhancement of effectiveness of policies to promote the technological innovation by businesses
Keywords:
Effectiveness of policies, Technological innovationAbstract
Technological innovation has become a leading priority and decisive factor for success of businesses in market economy and prosperous development of the nation. In practice, however, for successful technological innovation, in addition to their own capabilities, businesses need State support to reduce risks in innovation process. Through qualitative and quantitative studies and use of primary and secondary data, this study is to show clearly: (i) Overview of effectiveness of policies to promote technological innovation by businesses, (ii) Assessment of effectiveness of policies to promote technological innovation by businesses through feedbacks from Hanoi businesses as beneficiaries of these policies, and (iii) Proposal of solutions to enhance effectiveness of policies to promote technological innovation in conformity to Vietnam context.
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In English:
16. OECD. (2005) Innovation and Growth: Rational for an Innovation Strategy. Paris.
17. World Bank. (2010) Innovation Policy: A guide for Developing Countries. Washington, D.C.
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1. National Economics University. (2010) Course of Economic Policies. Hanoi: ScienceTechnics Publishing House.
2. Central Research Institute of Economic Management, DoE, GSO. (2012) Competitiveness and technologies at level of businesses in Vietnam. Hanoi: Labor Publishing House.
3. Nguyen Thi Anh Thu. (2004) Research for improvement of R&D functions of ministries in process of administrative reforms. Research Project Report. National Institute for Science-Technology Policy and Strategy Studies.
4. Nguyen Sy Loc et al.. (2006) Management of technologies for businesses. Hanoi: Science-Technics Publishing House.
5. Hoang Van Tuyen. (2006) Process of development of policies for innovation: International experiences and suggestive ideas for Vietnam. Summary of research reports, National Institute for Science-Technology Policy and Strategy Studies.
6. Tran Van Tung. (2007) Technological innovation in some East-Asia countries. Journal World Economic and Political Problems, No. 5/2007, pp. 3-14.
7. Cao Thi Thu Anh. (2007) Policies of financial supports for activities of technological innovation of businesses by Resolution No. 119/1999/ND-CP dated 18 September 1999 by the Government. Proceeding of S&T strategy and policy researches. Hanoi: Youth Publishing House.
8. Vu Xuan Nguyet Hong (Chief Editor). (2008) Policy mechanism for promotion of investments for environment protection by businesses. Hanoi: Science-Technics Publishing House.
9. Le Xuan Ba, Vu Xuan Nguyet Hong (Chief Editors). (2008) Policies of mobilization of capitals for investments for technological innovation by businesses. Hanoi: Statistics Publishing House.
10. Dang Duy Thinh et al.. (2009) Research of State financial mechanisms and policies for S&T activities and innovations. Summary report of research projects, National Institute for Science-Technology Policy and Strategy Studies.
11. Ta Doan Trinh. (2009) Rate of S&T investment by businesses and level of intervention by the State. Magazine S&T Activities, No. 9/2009, pp. 25-30.
12. Tran Ngoc Ca et al.. (2011) Science-Technological Tasks by Vietnam-US Cooperation Protocol. National Institute for Science-Technology Policy and Strategy Studies.
13. Nguyen Quang Tuan. (2011) Studies of theoretical and practical backgrounds to build up programs for technological market development of Vietnam up to 2020. Ministerial level Research Project Report, National Institute for Science-Technology Policy and Strategy Studies.
14. Hoang Xuan Long. (2011) Research on policies of local level to encourage S&T activities by businesses. National Institute for Science-Technology Policy and Strategy Studies.
15. Nguyen Viet Hoa et al.. (2011) Research, analysis and evaluation of technological innovation policies for industrial businesses. Ministerial level Research Project Report. National Institute for Science-Technology Policy and Strategy Studies.
In English:
16. OECD. (2005) Innovation and Growth: Rational for an Innovation Strategy. Paris.
17. World Bank. (2010) Innovation Policy: A guide for Developing Countries. Washington, D.C.
18. K.Ranmanathan. (2009) Managing international technology transfer in Today's Global Business Setting. Organized by MOST & UN-ESCAP/APCTT.
19. M.A.Schilling. (2009) Strategic Management of Technological Innovation. Mc GrawHill.
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20-02-2017
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Xuyen, N. H., Hai Ha, D. T., & Tuan, N. Q. (2017). Enhancement of effectiveness of policies to promote the technological innovation by businesses. Journal SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY POLICIES AND MANAGEMENT, 2(2), 1–10. Retrieved from https://vietnamstijournal.net/index.php/JSTPM/article/view/50
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