INNOVATIVE MACROMANAGEMENT IN THE KNOWLEDGE ECONOMY
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https://doi.org/10.59864/Oditor12403MKeywords:
knowledge economy, innovation macromanagement, NIS, spiral models of knowledge creation and innovationAbstract
After explaining the key postulates of the knowledge economy paradigm, the paper looks at the importance of unifying national policies of scientific, technological and industrial development in the form of innovative macro-management. A review has been made on the instruments offers demands and protection using which the entrepreneurial state works on the promotion national innovation Authors represent the opinion that the main building block of innovation macro-management is the concept of the national innovation system (NIS), whereby the unification platform activities academic community economy state and society represent so called spiral models innovation Base these model makes learning communicating and cooperation as a fundamental social process, on the one hand, and the growing network of activities of all participants in the creation of new knowledge and especially in the commercial valorization of knowledge into innovations, on the other hand.
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