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The innovation system represents all the institutions that influence the creation and diffusion of new technologies within an economy, and improving it is an important objective for national policymakers. This paper examines the Austrian innovation system and how it compares internationally. It describes current policies and instruments to address strengths and weaknesses in the system, such as funding agencies, research centres and tax policy. It then draws on EIB Investment Survey results to examine different innovation profiles of firms in Austria.
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- Banking in sub-Saharan Africa - Interim Report on Digital Financial Inclusion
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- Serbia: Assessment of financing needs of SMEs in the Western Balkans countries
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- Albania: Assessment of financing needs of SMEs in the Western Balkans countries
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- FYROM: Assessment of financing needs of SMEs in the Western Balkans countries
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- Georgia: Neighbourhood SME financing
- Jordan: Neighbourhood SME financing
- Ukraine: Neighbourhood SME financing
- Tunisia: Neighbourhood SME financing
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- Azerbaijan: Private Sector Financing and the role of Risk-bearing Instruments
- Moldova: Private Sector Financing and the role of Risk-bearing Instruments
- Armenia: Private Sector Financing and the role of Risk-bearing Instruments
- Georgia: Private Sector Financing and the role of Risk-bearing Instruments
- Ukraine: Private Sector Financing and the role of Risk-bearing Instruments
- Private Sector Financing and the role of Risk-bearing Instruments - Synthesis Report
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- Banking in the Mediterranean - Financing Needs and Opportunities in Turbulent Times
- Banking in Central and Eastern Europe and Turkey - Challenges and Opportunities
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- Banking in the Eastern Neighbours and Central Asia – Challenges and Opportunities
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