Description
Economic analysis of the entrepreneurial element within the science-technology-industry system
Book summary
This work offers a rigorous economic analysis of the role of the firm within the ecosystem that integrates science, technology, and industry. The author examines how the entrepreneurial element acts as an engine for innovation and development, evaluating its impact on productivity and competitiveness. A concise and specialized study that unravels the interconnections between scientific research, technological application, and industrial production from an economic perspective.
What is it about?
The book focuses on breaking down and understanding the economic role of the firm in the complex framework formed by science, technology, and industry. Through an analytical approach, it studies how business decisions influence the generation and transfer of knowledge, as well as the realization of technological innovations in industrial products and processes. The work addresses the feedback relationships between these three pillars, highlighting the function of the entrepreneur as a key agent in the creation of value and in the revitalization of the economic system. It is a text that delves into the economic logic underlying innovation and technological development.
Main topics
- Economic function of the firm in innovation systems.
- Interrelationships between science, technology, and industrial production.
- Analysis of entrepreneurship as a factor in economic development.
- Impact of business investment in R&D&i.
- Models of knowledge and technology transfer.
Who is it recommended for?
This book is aimed at economists, researchers in business sciences, postgraduate students, and professionals interested in the economics of innovation and technology management. It is also useful for entrepreneurs and executives looking to understand the theoretical framework that links business activity with scientific and industrial progress.
What this book contributes
- A clear economic perspective on the strategic role of the firm in innovation.
- Analytical tools to understand the dynamics of the science-technology-industry system.
- A solid conceptual framework to evaluate the impact of business decisions on technological development.
- Synthetic and direct content, ideal for quick and specialized reference.
Technical specifications
- Author: Pomares Hernández, Ignacio
- Publisher: University of Huelva
- Language: Spanish
- Topic: BUSINESS STUDIES: GENERAL
- Collection: E-BOOK
- Binding: Paperback
- Date of publication: January 2000
- Number of pages: 16
- Weight: 31 g
Editorial review
This is an academic study that provides a precise and well-founded view on the relevance of the business factor in innovation processes. Its brevity does not detract from the depth of the analysis, making it an efficient read for those seeking an economic understanding of the relationships between science, technology, and industry. It is a reference work for initiating or supplementing research in the field of business economics and innovation.