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Chile is rich in natural resources. Like many other resource-dependent nations, it has never made technology transfer a subject of intense focus. This article sheds light on the technological state of Chile today and its efforts to promote development, increase innovation and move towards a knowledge-based economy. The paper summarizes current…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Technology Transfer, Science and Society, Economic Impact
Benavente, Jose-Miguel; de Mello, Luiz; Mulder, Nanno – OECD Publishing (NJ1), 2005
A good framework for investment in innovation can contribute to increasing Chile's growth potential. Spending on R&D is currently low in relation to GDP and heavily reliant on government financing. Innovation activity in the business sector is also limited by insufficient seed and venture capital and human capital constraints. This is despite…
Descriptors: Human Capital, Research and Development, Foreign Countries, Innovation
