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Determinants Of Innovative Behaviour A Firms Internal Practices And Its External Environment Cees Van Beers

Name: Determinants Of Innovative Behaviour A Firms Internal Practices And Its External Environment Cees Van Beers
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Determinants Of Innovative Behaviour A Firms Internal Practices And Its External Environment Cees Van Beers instant download after payment.

Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.3 MB

Pages: 325

Author: Cees van Beers, Alfred Kleinknecht, Roland Ortt, Robert Verburg

ISBN: 9780230206328, 0230206328

Language: English

Year: 2008

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Determinants Of Innovative Behaviour A Firms Internal Practices And Its External Environment Cees Van Beers by Cees Van Beers, Alfred Kleinknecht, Roland Ortt, Robert Verburg 9780230206328, 0230206328 instant download after payment.

The idea that innovation and technological change is important for economic growth and human development has long been recognized. This book explores this idea, providing an overview of current research on determinants of innovation of firms from the perspective of economics and management. It deals with the innovating firm's internal and external organization and how their mutual relationship affects innovative behaviour. Using several methods of analysis, the book reveals the specific determinants that are predominant in explaining firm performance on innovation. Several chapters in this book address the needs of both scientific economists and management scientists as well as practitioners.