Institutional Effects on Innovation and the Requirements for Structural Reforms

Kafka, Kyriaki I.; Kostis, Pantelis C.; Petrakis, Panagiotis E.

doi:10.1007/s13132-020-00705-6

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“…The cultural and institutional landscape in Greece is distinctive, often posing challenges to implementing changes, particularly those involving innovation and technology. A study by the author in [30] emphasizes that the impact of the institutional background on innovation is heightened when a group is further from the reference economies in terms of institutional performance. This indicates that, in Greece's unique context, there is substantial room for improvement in the institutional background, making changes more intricate.…”

Section: Resistance To Changementioning

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The COVID-19 Pandemic, the Digital Transformation, and the Banking System: Empirical Evidence in Greece

Boufounou,

Eriotis,

Gekas

et al. 2024

Business, Management and Economics

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The coronavirus pandemic resulted in an exponential increase in the use of e-banking and resulted in the establishment of telework in the banking sector. This chapter attempts to capture the impact digital transformation had on the Greek banking system during the COVID-19 pandemic, comparing the views and attitudes of bank employees and bank customers. Based on the relevant technology acceptance model (TAM) literature, a questionnaire was appropriately structured to provide awareness, satisfaction, trust, and quality evidence. The regression analysis results obtained were critically evaluated against existing previous literature, focusing on the statistical differences observed between bank employees and bank customers.

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Section: Resistance To Changementioning

confidence: 99%

The COVID-19 Pandemic, the Digital Transformation, and the Banking System: Empirical Evidence in Greece

Boufounou,

Eriotis,

Gekas

et al. 2024

Business, Management and Economics

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“…From how this framework of analysis is structured, it is understood that the process of innovation is treated as a particularly multifaceted phenomenon [11][12][13][14] as it recognizes the role of many and different forces that derive from the way the economy, governance, society, and the environment are organized [15]. Thus, the QIH analysis framework provides a much more comprehensive and holistic approach to innovation.…”

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Pathways to Resilient and Sustainable Economic Development Through the Blue Economy

Syriopoulos,

Kafka

2024

Business, Management and Economics

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This chapter is focused on the role played by the blue economy in modern economies, which is associated with building resilience in uncertain situations. This chapter, using the quintuple innovation helix framework, aims to approach holistically the urgent function and role of the blue economy for environmental sustainability and conservation of marine resources and ecosystems focused on the potential for achieving economic and social goals for propelling our world towards the ideals for achieving sustainable development and growth and achieving inclusiveness in economies with equal opportunities for all. Throughout the analysis of the chapter, several critical concepts are introduced. Factors such as cooperation on national and international scales, new technologies, and access to financing instruments empower the blue economy to enhance its resilience and grasp opportunities while addressing dangers associated with the risks of the new era, such as climate change, natural and marine resources limitations, and social disparities.

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“…The literature on the determinants of innovation is based on the economic incentives to innovate. Beyond the costs, benefits, and the uncertainty of inventive efforts, innovation 3 In a somewhat related work that considers the impact of institutions on innovation (and not innovation efficiency per se), Kafka, Kostis and Petrakis (2022) show that the effects of institutions on innovation vary across the groups of nations considered. 4 Other aspects of institutions, like the degree of patent protection, might also be relevant.…”

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Do weak institutions undermine global innovation production efficiency?

Blanco

Goel

2023

J Technol Transf

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This paper focuses on institutional influences on innovation efficiency across countries. Whereas various causes and effects of technological change have been examined, empirical investigations of the efficiency involved in innovation production are relatively few. Using data on a large sample of nations over 2018-2020 and considering corruption, regulatory quality, and state fragility as alternative institutional dimensions, our results show that greater corruption facilitates ("greases") efficiency in the production of innovations. This is also the case with improvements in regulatory quality, while greater state fragility increases inefficiency. These findings for the overall sample are somewhat different for the OECD and non-OECD subsamples, although the greasing effect of corruption remains throughout. A robustness check with patent protection and government size as alternative institutional dimensions is also conducted.

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Institutional Effects on Innovation and the Requirements for Structural Reforms

Cited by 10 publications

References 39 publications

The COVID-19 Pandemic, the Digital Transformation, and the Banking System: Empirical Evidence in Greece

The COVID-19 Pandemic, the Digital Transformation, and the Banking System: Empirical Evidence in Greece

Pathways to Resilient and Sustainable Economic Development Through the Blue Economy

Do weak institutions undermine global innovation production efficiency?

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Institutional Effects on Innovation and the Requirements for Structural Reforms

Cited by 10 publications

References 39 publications

The COVID-19 Pandemic, the Digital Transformation, and the Banking System: Empirical Evidence in Greece

The COVID-19 Pandemic, the Digital Transformation, and the Banking System: Empirical Evidence in Greece

Pathways to Resilient and Sustainable Economic Development Through the Blue Economy﻿

Do weak institutions undermine global innovation production efficiency?

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