Funding Innovation at Regional Level: An Analysis of a Public Policy Intervention in the Piedmont Region

Cannone G. and Ughetto E. Funding innovation at regional level: an analysis of a public policy intervention in the Piedmont region, Regional Studies. The aim of this paper is to evaluate the attractiveness and efficiency of the public financing programme DOCUP 2000-2006 (Documento Unico di Programma...

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Bgi / Prodig
Cost
Europe
Financement public
Financiación pública
Funding
Innovación
Innovation
Innovations
Italy
Life cycles
Northern Italy
Personal finance
Politiques régionales
Políticas regionales
Profitability
Public funding
Public policy
Regional policies
Regional studies
Regionalpolitik
Staatliche Subventionen
Studies
Subsidies
公共资助
创新
区域政策
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