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How Innovative Projects Get Funded

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Financial markets tend to fund the implementation of existing ideas or investment-intensive projects but often fail to adequately fund the discovery of new ideas,” the researchers explain. The study looked at how these financial challenges affect investment and innovation at both individual firms and in the wider economy.

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Chinese Competition Has Raised Innovation In America and Europe

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It’s often said that necessity is the mother of all invention, and that certainly seems to be the case during Covid, with new data from Accenture revealing that innovation has flourished during the pandemic. Born out of disaster and necessity comes opportunity; the pandemic has sparked a new wave of innovation. Unusual quarters.

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The Global Nature Of Corporate Venturing

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This analysis reveals that most activity is driven by the demand for growth via market expansion. “The findings mirror the features of the Chinese setting, where entrepreneurs profit from the dramatic expansion in economic activity and serve as a vehicle to leverage the global innovation frontier,” the researchers explain.

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The Link Between Unemployment Benefits And Entrepreneurship

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Analyzing over 500 European regions from 2008 to 2019, the study found that increased national spending on unemployment benefits was associated with decreased rates of business creation, even when accounting for GDP fluctuations, population changes, business closures, foreign investment, and taxation. Why might this be the case?

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How Developing Countries Can Benefit From Green Technologies

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According to UNCTAD’s Technology and Innovation Report 2023 , there is a risk of increased economic inequality as developed countries are likely to benefit the most from green technologies, including artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, and electric vehicles.

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Research Highlights The Economic Value Of Immigration

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The data showed that a six-year increase in immigration of around 25% results in an increase in per capita GDP of 0.08% and a 0.41% fall in total government debt by 2032. This continues to grow until 2052, when the increases in GDP per capita reach 0.30% and the fall in government debt reaches 1.34%.

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The Long-Term Boost Provided By Ukrainian Refugees

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A recent study , from NC State, suggests that European countries that allocate resources towards infrastructure and other capital enhancements are poised to witness long-term improvements in their gross domestic product (GDP) as a result of the influx of Ukrainian refugees across the continent. If you own the capital, you benefit from this.

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