2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.technovation.2007.04.002
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Reconfiguring the innovation policy portfolios for Taiwan's SIP Mall industry

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“…The spillover effects (e.g., market, knowledge and network effects) are typically generated by government-sponsored R&D activities, and such effects result in the spreading of outputs and outcomes throughout the industry [10]. This process encourages the improvement of industrial technologies as well as enhanced economic growth, national competitiveness and social welfare, and it results in positive effects on national development.…”
Section: An Overview Of Government-sponsored Randd Projectsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The spillover effects (e.g., market, knowledge and network effects) are typically generated by government-sponsored R&D activities, and such effects result in the spreading of outputs and outcomes throughout the industry [10]. This process encourages the improvement of industrial technologies as well as enhanced economic growth, national competitiveness and social welfare, and it results in positive effects on national development.…”
Section: An Overview Of Government-sponsored Randd Projectsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Finally, innovation outcomes raise the level of national competitiveness through various effects, such as knowledge spillover, market spillover and network spillover [7]. Therefore, policy-makers often employ a variety of policy tools, such as technology transfer [4], patent licensing [8], collaborative R&D, tax incentives, R&D subsidies, industry-academia joint programs or low-interest loans, to provide the resources that companies need to perform R&D, to share risks and to increase their willingness to invest in innovative activities, which guide the direction of future industrial development [9,10]. Therefore, we know that the formulation and implementation of technology policies by the government is a critical factor in determining future national competitiveness.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As changes, the extent between the references will be distinguished. If 1 the coefficient of gray relationship reaches its minimum value and if =0 the coefficient of gray relationship will get its maximum value (Huang et al, 2007) In the above equation ∆ | |which represents the difference between the data sequences compared to each other. For each index, the reference sequence represents the best functional that is obtainable among of comparative sequence.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Liou, Yen and Tezng 7 used fuzzy logic and DEMATEL to build an effective safety management system for airlines. Huang, Shyu, and Tzeng 25 used DEMATEL and gray relational analysis to reconfigure innovation policy portfolios presented for the Taiwanese government's policy definition.…”
Section: The Decision Making Trial and Evaluation Laboratory (Dematelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Liou et al 7 used fuzzy logic and Decision Making Trial and Evaluation Laboratory to build an effective safety management system for airlines. Huang et al 25 applied DEMATEL Model to reconfigure innovation policy portfolios. Tzeng et al 26 addressed the independent relations of evaluation criteria with the aid of factor analysis and the dependent relations of evaluation criteria with the aid of DEMATEL.…”
Section: The Decision Making Trial and Evaluation Laboratory (Dematelmentioning
confidence: 99%