Economic Interdependence and Innovative Activity: An Input-Output Analysis

Christian DeBresson · Esben Sloth Andersen

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Part I: concepts, methods of observation, and analysis. Part II: new dimensions of interdependence: innovative activity and types of innovation organizations. Part III: the location of innovative clusters in national economies. Part IV: regional location of innovation activities. Part V: do economic linkages matter for innovative activity? Part VI: issues, problems, and perspectives.

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