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There have been many attempts to understand the barriers that inhibit the exploitation of new ideas and technologies from the perspectives of science, technology, management and economics, but these efforts have ... Tools and techniques have been created

13 Mar 2012: During the summer, a small team comprising Finbarr Livesey from the IfM's Centre for Economics and Policy and CTM's Tim Minshall and James Moulrie won a competitive tender from ... Thomas Bohné has research interests in the diffusion and adoption of

21 Feb 2020: Babbage Industrial Policy ForumAn international community of senior academics in engineering, economics and management, all of whom have direct experience of, and engagement with policymaking in their countries. ... Followers, on the other hand have less

2 Mar 2012: multinationality, essentially those operating in a greater number of countries, will have higher performance. ... in economics, to have a more linear sense that extends beyond the immediate operational concerns of the.

28 Mar 2023: as pharma or agriculture might have significant biotech divisions, raising the question of. ... Non-health life. sciences typically have a less risky commercialisation pathway, as they require less.

15 Oct 2015: activities have not been analysed empirically. To address this interdisciplinary research interest, the. ... 2. 1 Introduction. Agglomeration economics and the economics of industrial clustering have emerged over the last two.

20 Nov 2015: It must be resilient against external shocks, and have the right ingredients to grow. ... Many firms have already made staggering advances in their use of materials, water and energy.

30 Nov 2015: To further facilitate this we have launched the Advanced Manufacturing Supply Chain Initiative. ... employed labour force). Labour productivity improvements in the sector have reduced labour costs.

14 Mar 2012: Will Hutton, The World We’re In1. “In the last decade or two, both the social democratic and the libertarian versions of market economics have been. ... We have once again soughtto synthesise the competing voices we heard whilerecognising divergent

5 Jun 2016: Yongjiang Shi - University of Cambridge, Institute for Manufacturing. SCiEntifiC COMMittEENuran Acur - University of Strathclyde Pär Åhlström - Stockholm School of Economics Jannis Angelis - University of Warwick Lars Bengtsson - University of