Theoretical and Applied Economics
No. 10 / 2011 (563)
Technological Innovation: Concept, Process, Typology and Implications in the Economy
“Petre Andrei” University of Iaşi
Abstract. Growing interest worldwide to boost innovation in business sector activities, especially the technology, is intended to maintain or increase national economic competitiveness, inclusively as an effect of awareness concerning the effects resulting from economic activity on consumption of resources and environment, which requires design of new patterns of production and consumption. In this paper we review the most important contributions in the literature in terms of the implications of technological innovation in the economy, at the microand macroeconomic level, viewing the organization's ability to generate new ideas in support of increasing production, employment and environmental protection, starting from the concepts of innovation, innovation process and, respectively, from the innovation typology analysis.
Contents
Optimal Licensing Contracts with Three Innovation Types
Novelties in Competition Regulation in Romania. Impact on Competitors
A Cause and Effect Analysis of University – Business Cooperation for Regional Innovation in Romania
Moldavia and Maramureş – Micro-destinations for Relaunching the Romanian Tourism
Corporate Social Responsibility – between Desideratum and Reality
Identification of Critical Points in the Quality Management System
Econometric Modeling of GDP Time Series
Impact of Institutional Credit on Agricultural Output: A Case Study of Pakistan
The Management of Waste Containing Asbestos in Romania and the European Union
Technological Innovation: Concept, Process, Typology and Implications in the Economy