Projects

Cooperation for innovation in the manufacturing industry in Mexico

Garrido, Celso | Padilla, Ramón (2011-07)

Cooperation partnerships in manufacturing: evidence from Chile

Contreras, Carmen | Benavente H., José Miguel (2011-07)

Innovation and cooperation in Latin America: evidence from national innovations surveys in a comparative perspective

Primi, Annalisa | Rovira, Sebastián (2011-07)

Innovation and cooperation: evidence from the Brazilian innovation survey

Avellar, Ana Paula | Kupfer, David (2011-07)

Make, buy and and cooperate in innovation: evidence from Uruguayan manufacturing surveys and other innovation studies

Bianchi, Carlos | Gras, Natalia | Sutz, Judith (2011-07)

National innovation surveys in latin America: empirical evidence and policy implications

Cimoli, Mario | Primi, Annalisa | Rovira, Sebastián (2011-07)

National innovation surveys in Latin America: empirical evidence and policy implications

NU. CEPAL | IDRC (2011-07)

The following articles provide the results of the analysis of innovation surveys in 5 Latin American countries: Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Mexico and Uruguay. Those countries account for the 80% of total regional manufacturing value added and offer a good proxy of regional manufacturing performance. The diversity and the heterogeneity of these countries ...

The determinants of firms' distant collaboration. Evidence from Argentina, 1998-2001

Arza, Valeria | López, Andrés (2011-07)

Projects

Cooperation for innovation in the manufacturing industry in Mexico ﻿

Cooperation partnerships in manufacturing: evidence from Chile ﻿

Innovation and cooperation in Latin America: evidence from national innovations surveys in a comparative perspective ﻿

Innovation and cooperation: evidence from the Brazilian innovation survey ﻿

Make, buy and and cooperate in innovation: evidence from Uruguayan manufacturing surveys and other innovation studies ﻿

National innovation surveys in latin America: empirical evidence and policy implications ﻿

National innovation surveys in Latin America: empirical evidence and policy implications ﻿

The determinants of firms' distant collaboration. Evidence from Argentina, 1998-2001 ﻿