‘Tecnologie abilitanti fondamentali’ e ‘strategie di specializzazione intelligente’. Un’analisi regionale sulla base di brevetti Europei

Titolo Rivista SCIENZE REGIONALI
Autori/Curatori Anna D'Ambrosio, Sandro Montresor, Francesco Quatraro
Anno di pubblicazione 2016 Fascicolo 2016/3
Lingua Italiano Numero pagine 19 P. 47-65 Dimensione file 289 KB
DOI 10.3280/SCRE2016-003003
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Con un approccio di economic geography, analizziamo il contributo delle cosiddette ‘tecnologie abilitanti fondamentali’ (taf) all’emergere di strategie regionali di ‘specializzazione intelligente’ (ssi). Individuiamo le taf e stimiamo il loro effetto sulla costruzione di nuovi vantaggi tecnologici usando dati regionali sulle domande di brevetto e sulle relative classi tecnologiche per un panel di 26 Paesi europei (1980-2010). I risultati mostrano che le taf esercitano un impatto positivo, ‘abilitante’, sulla costruzione di nuove specializzazioni tecnologiche e che moderano l’effetto della relatedness. L’impatto netto risulta positivo, annoverando queste tecnologie tra gli strumenti di policy funzionali alle ssi.;

Keywords:Tecnologie abilitanti fondamentali; strategie di specializzazione intelligente; vantaggi tecnologici rivelati.

Jel codes:R11; R58; O31

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Anna D'Ambrosio, Sandro Montresor, Francesco Quatraro, ‘Tecnologie abilitanti fondamentali’ e ‘strategie di specializzazione intelligente’. Un’analisi regionale sulla base di brevetti Europei in "SCIENZE REGIONALI " 3/2016, pp 47-65, DOI: 10.3280/SCRE2016-003003