Assessing the level of innovativeness of EU-27 countries and its relationship to economic, environmental, energy and social parameters

Brodny, Jarosław; Tutak, Magdalena; Grebski, Wes; Bindzár, Peter

doi:10.1016/j.joitmc.2023.100073

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“…Researchers use various methods to describe innovation from economic, technical, or social points of view (Brodny et al, 2023). Innovation is key to economic competitiveness and development.…”

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“…Innovation is key to economic competitiveness and development. Thus, EU countries provide substantial financial assistance for innovations (Brodny et al, 2023). Ukraine defines innovation as a strategic development direction, which ensures security and sovereignty (The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine, 2019).…”

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“…Analyzing developed countries, only the effective introduction of creative and innovative outcomes into production, development, and organization can ensure significant competitive advantages (Q. Wang & S. Wang, 2019). The EU regulations to support each member state's innovativeness has led to the establishment of several programs (e.g., Horizon 2021-2027) and initiatives (Brodny et al, 2023). Thus, developing countries have included innovation policies in their legal frameworks, and international corporations substantially value innovations (UNESCO, 2021).…”

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The influence of innovative development in the EU countries and Ukraine on the competitiveness of national economies: A comparative analysis

Strilets,

Franko,

Dykha

et al. 2024

Problems and Perspectives in Management

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Russian aggression adversely affected the economy of Ukraine and emphasized the need to adapt the best practices of EU countries to determine steps to restore the country’s competitiveness. This study aims to determine the influence of the innovative development of countries on their competitiveness and identify prospects for Ukraine’s post-war economic recovery. The study constructed neural networks to assess the relationships between the factors of innovative development and the competitiveness of the EU countries and Ukraine. Six main factors of innovative development of countries are identified: “innovations in business (S1),” “intellectual property (S2)”, “innovations in industry (S3),” “eco-innovations (S4),” “innovation management (S5),” and “digital innovations (S5).” Groups of factors are determined by the strength of influence (strong, moderate, or weak). For Ukraine, S1 and S6 have a strong effect (33.3%), S5 shows moderate (16.7%), S2, S3, and S4 show weak effects (50%). For EU countries, S1 and S6 have a strong influence, S2 and S3 – moderate, S5 and S4 – weak. This comparative analysis concluded that EU countries consider intellectual property, green economy, and state innovation policy as key components of their competitiveness. The results discovered a weak relationship between intellectual property protection, innovation in industry, and competitiveness of Ukraine compared to EU countries. However, digital innovations significantly and positively affect Ukraine’s competitiveness.

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