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No. 2011/01 | 07 Jan 2011 |
Workforce Skills and Innovation
This paper provides an account of the main approaches, debates and evidence in the literature on the role of workforce skills in the innovation process in developed economies. It draws on multiple sources including the innovation studies discipline,... |
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No. 2009/05 | 31 Mar 2009 |
Who Licenses out Patents and Why?
The increasing importance of licensing for innovation is supported by ample anecdotal evidence. However, statistics on this topic are scarce. The OECD, together with the European Patent Office and the University of Tokyo, carried out a business... |
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No. 2018/09 | 23 Apr 2018 |
Which skills for the digital era?
This paper sheds light on the extent to which different types of skills are rewarded as industries go digital. It relies on information from the OECD Survey of Adult Skills on labour market participation and workers’ skills for 31 countries as well... |
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No. 2015/02 | 27 Apr 2015 |
Which factors influence the international mobility of research scientists?
This paper investigates the factors that influence the international mobility of research scientists using a new measure of mobility derived from changes in affiliations reported by publishing scientists in a major global index of scholarly... |
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No. 2023/05 | 19 Jun 2023 |
Vulnerabilities in the semiconductor supply chain
Semiconductors are a critical input into a wide range of downstream industries, including the wider information communications technology industry, electronics and motor vehicles. Semiconductor shortages can have large adverse effects on output in... |
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No. 2003/01 | 28 Jan 2003 |
Venture Capital Policy Review
Despite high levels of private equity financing in the United Kingdom, relatively little funding is reaching small, technology-based companies. Institutional investors, both domestic and foreign, remain focused on later-stage deals. The United... |
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No. 2003/17 | 08 Dec 2003 |
Venture Capital Policy Review
The Norwegian venture capital market is oriented towards expansion investments in traditional sectors and suffers from a lack of private risk capital as well as of entrepreneurial demand. Norway needs to increase the entry of innovative start-ups in... |
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No. 2003/12 | 21 Aug 2003 |
Venture Capital Policy Review
The United States has the oldest and most developed venture capital industry in the OECD. Several successful high-technology companies in computers and communications, as well as in healthrelated sectors and services, were venture-backed. Young... |
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No. 2003/18 | 08 Dec 2003 |
Venture Capital Policy Review
Spain's expanding venture capital market is still biased towards mature firms in traditional sectors with little investment in technology-based start-ups. Although the country has benefited from substantial inflows of foreign venture capital, steps... |
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No. 2003/19 | 08 Dec 2003 |
Venture Capital Policy Review
The small Portuguese venture capital market is characterised by expansion-stage investments in manufacturing industries, primarily consumer goods. Government equity programmes, which have tended to be investment vehicles for European structural... |
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No. 2003/11 | 25 Jun 2003 |
Venture Capital Policies in Sweden
Sweden has one of the highest levels of private equity investment as a share of GDP among OECD countries. However, its strength lies in later-stage investments, financed primarily by foreign investors. This reflects an industrial structure based on... |
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No. 2003/02 | 28 Jan 2003 |
Venture Capital Policies in Korea
The Korean venture capital market has grown dramatically in recent years, starting from a negligible base in the early 1990s and almost tripling between 1998 and 2001. Korea now ranks among the leading OECD countries in venture capital investment as... |
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No. 2003/03 | 28 Jan 2003 |
Venture Capital Policies in Israel
Israel has a higher level of venture capital as a share of GDP than any OECD country. Most Israeli venture capital is channelled to early-stage companies, particularly start-ups in sectors based on information and communications technology (ICT) and... |
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No. 2003/10 | 25 Jun 2003 |
Venture Capital Policies in Denmark
Denmark has one of the lowest levels of venture capital investment as a share of GDP among OECD countries. The Danish government tried a number of supply-side initiatives in the 1990s with varying degrees of success. Problems stem from a lack of... |
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No. 2003/04 | 28 Jan 2003 |
Venture Capital Policies in Canada
Canada has one of the highest levels of venture capital investment as a share of GDP among OECD countries. Between 1995 and 2001, Canada realised phenomenal growth in venture capital supply and the creation of over 200 new venture capital funds.... |
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No. 2021/11 | 30 Jul 2021 |
Value chains in public marine data
Marine data play a crucial role for many scientific disciplines, as well as for very diverse operational services such as fisheries management, environmental planning, marine conservation, weather forecasting, or port management. The information... |
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No. 2006/05 | 30 Jun 2006 |
Valuation and Exploitation of Intellectual Property
As firms shift to more open models of innovation based on collaboration and external sourcing of knowledge, they are exploiting their intellectual property, notably patents, not only by incorporating protected inventions into new products, processes... |
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No. 2002/16 | 16 Jan 2002 |
Using Patents Data to Map Technical Change in Health-Related Areas
This document reports findings regarding the use of patents data for understanding various dimensions of technical change in health-related areas. Reported counts are based on “Triadic Patent Families”, that is sets of patents covering a single... |
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No. 2017/08 | 03 Nov 2017 |
Using Crunchbase for economic and managerial research
This note describes a new database on innovative start-ups and companies, called Crunchbase, with a focus on its potential for economic and managerial research. Crunchbase is rapidly being discovered by scholars from different fields. It has notably... |
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No. 2002/12 | 16 Jan 2002 |
Use of Plant-Level Micro-Data for the Evaluation of SME Innovation Policy in Japan
Japan’s SME policies have reached a turning point. The traditional policy of “lifting up SMEs” has been changed into a more pro-competitive policy to foster entrepreneurship and innovation in SMEs. This paper evaluates this policy and the new... |
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Workforce Skills and Innovation
Phillip Toner
07 Jan 2011
This paper provides an account of the main approaches, debates and evidence in the literature on the role of workforce skills in the innovation process in developed economies. It draws on multiple sources including the innovation studies discipline,...
Who Licenses out Patents and Why?
Maria Pluvia Zuniga and Dominique Guellec
31 Mar 2009
The increasing importance of licensing for innovation is supported by ample anecdotal evidence. However, statistics on this topic are scarce. The OECD, together with the European Patent Office and the University of Tokyo, carried out a business...
Which skills for the digital era?
Robert Grundke, Luca Marcolin, The Linh Bao Nguyen and Mariagrazia Squicciarini
23 Apr 2018
This paper sheds light on the extent to which different types of skills are rewarded as industries go digital. It relies on information from the OECD Survey of Adult Skills on labour market participation and workers’ skills for 31 countries as well...
Which factors influence the international mobility of research scientists?
Silvia Appelt, Brigitte van Beuzekom, Fernando Galindo-Rueda and Roberto de Pinho
27 Apr 2015
This paper investigates the factors that influence the international mobility of research scientists using a new measure of mobility derived from changes in affiliations reported by publishing scientists in a major global index of scholarly...
Vulnerabilities in the semiconductor supply chain
Antton Haramboure, Guy Lalanne, Cyrille Schwellnus and Joaquim Guilhoto
19 Jun 2023
Semiconductors are a critical input into a wide range of downstream industries, including the wider information communications technology industry, electronics and motor vehicles. Semiconductor shortages can have large adverse effects on output in...
Venture Capital Policy Review
Günseli Baygan
28 Jan 2003
Despite high levels of private equity financing in the United Kingdom, relatively little funding is reaching small, technology-based companies. Institutional investors, both domestic and foreign, remain focused on later-stage deals. The United...
Venture Capital Policy Review
Günseli Baygan
08 Dec 2003
The Norwegian venture capital market is oriented towards expansion investments in traditional sectors and suffers from a lack of private risk capital as well as of entrepreneurial demand. Norway needs to increase the entry of innovative start-ups in...
Venture Capital Policy Review
Günseli Baygan
21 Aug 2003
The United States has the oldest and most developed venture capital industry in the OECD. Several successful high-technology companies in computers and communications, as well as in healthrelated sectors and services, were venture-backed. Young...
Venture Capital Policy Review
Ricardo Tejada
08 Dec 2003
Spain's expanding venture capital market is still biased towards mature firms in traditional sectors with little investment in technology-based start-ups. Although the country has benefited from substantial inflows of foreign venture capital, steps...
Venture Capital Policy Review
Ricardo Tejada
08 Dec 2003
The small Portuguese venture capital market is characterised by expansion-stage investments in manufacturing industries, primarily consumer goods. Government equity programmes, which have tended to be investment vehicles for European structural...
Venture Capital Policies in Sweden
Günseli Baygan
25 Jun 2003
Sweden has one of the highest levels of private equity investment as a share of GDP among OECD countries. However, its strength lies in later-stage investments, financed primarily by foreign investors. This reflects an industrial structure based on...
Venture Capital Policies in Korea
Günseli Baygan
28 Jan 2003
The Korean venture capital market has grown dramatically in recent years, starting from a negligible base in the early 1990s and almost tripling between 1998 and 2001. Korea now ranks among the leading OECD countries in venture capital investment as...
Venture Capital Policies in Israel
Günseli Baygan
28 Jan 2003
Israel has a higher level of venture capital as a share of GDP than any OECD country. Most Israeli venture capital is channelled to early-stage companies, particularly start-ups in sectors based on information and communications technology (ICT) and...
Venture Capital Policies in Denmark
Günseli Baygan
25 Jun 2003
Denmark has one of the lowest levels of venture capital investment as a share of GDP among OECD countries. The Danish government tried a number of supply-side initiatives in the 1990s with varying degrees of success. Problems stem from a lack of...
Venture Capital Policies in Canada
Günseli Baygan
28 Jan 2003
Canada has one of the highest levels of venture capital investment as a share of GDP among OECD countries. Between 1995 and 2001, Canada realised phenomenal growth in venture capital supply and the creation of over 200 new venture capital funds....
Value chains in public marine data
Claire Jolly, James Jolliffe, Clare Postlethwaite and Emma Heslop
30 Jul 2021
Marine data play a crucial role for many scientific disciplines, as well as for very diverse operational services such as fisheries management, environmental planning, marine conservation, weather forecasting, or port management. The information...
Valuation and Exploitation of Intellectual Property
Shigeki Kamiyama, Jerry Sheehan and Catalina Martinez
30 Jun 2006
As firms shift to more open models of innovation based on collaboration and external sourcing of knowledge, they are exploiting their intellectual property, notably patents, not only by incorporating protected inventions into new products, processes...
Using Patents Data to Map Technical Change in Health-Related Areas
Frank Lichtenberg and Suchin Virabhak
16 Jan 2002
This document reports findings regarding the use of patents data for understanding various dimensions of technical change in health-related areas. Reported counts are based on “Triadic Patent Families”, that is sets of patents covering a single...
Using Crunchbase for economic and managerial research
Jean-Michel Dalle, Matthijs den Besten and Carlo Menon
03 Nov 2017
This note describes a new database on innovative start-ups and companies, called Crunchbase, with a focus on its potential for economic and managerial research. Crunchbase is rapidly being discovered by scholars from different fields. It has notably...
Use of Plant-Level Micro-Data for the Evaluation of SME Innovation Policy in Japan
Kazuyuki Motohashi
16 Jan 2002
Japan’s SME policies have reached a turning point. The traditional policy of “lifting up SMEs” has been changed into a more pro-competitive policy to foster entrepreneurship and innovation in SMEs. This paper evaluates this policy and the new...