the indicator of innovation output

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The indicator of innovation output

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Román ArjonaPierre Vigier

ERAC12 December 2013

PolicyPolicy Research and Innovation


ERACBrussels, 12 December 2013

Mandate

• Europe 2020

• Innovation Union – 34.b

• European Council – 2011, 2012, 2013

2014: debate on Europe 2020 24 October 2013: 'As requested, the Commission

recently proposed a single Indicator of Innovation Output which should allow for better monitoring.'

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The indicator

• Simple and robust

• Zooming in on output

• Useful for policy

• With fast-growth dynamics

• Building up on previous work

• Giving a meaningful league table

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Zooming in on four policy axes

1. Growth via technology – patents

2. Jobs – knowledge intensive employment

3. Long-term global competitiveness – trade in mid/high-tech commodities

4. Future business opportunities - jobs in innovative fast-growing firms

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Results

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SE DE IE LU DK FI UK FR EU BE NL AT HU SI IT CY CZ ES EE EL MT RO SK PL HR PT LV LT BG

2011

2010




Roadmap for 2014 release

• 7 January 2014- MS deadline to send fast-growing firms data to Eurostat

• January 2014 - Eurostat validation for DYN

• February 2014 - refinements and analyses

• March 2014 - 2014 release (2012 scores), with IUC country profiles

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FI SE JP CH DE

DK NL

AT FR EU IS BE NO US

UK SI IE EE IT LU HU ES LV CZ TR CY PT HR PL EL SK BG LT MT

RO

PCT

2009 2008

PCT patents per GDP

Objective pursued Monitors what?

Growth via new marketsSound innovation chainEfficient and affordable IPRBusiness environment How knowledge leads to innovations Smart specialisation




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0

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10

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25

30

LU CH IE IS UK JP SE US

MT

DK FI DE

NO CY NL

BE FR AT SI EU IT HU CZ ES EL EE SK HR PL LV PT LT BG RO TR

KIA

2011 2010

Business employment in KIA


Knowledge jobs

Highly-skilled labour force Consistent policy mix Matching skills and market needsWide focus on new markets




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Long-term global competitiveness

Innovations, in global marketsGains in the global value chainQuality and productivity Growth of employment, export share and turnover at firm level

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JP IE DE

UK

LU DK

EU CY

FR US

BE

ROCH IT SE HU CZ SI FI EL ES SK NL

EE PL

AT

PT

HR

MT

LV TR IS BG LT NO

COMP

2011 2010

Global knowledge competitiveness




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Dynamics of fast-growing firms

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15

20

25

SE DK IE DE FR LU CH FI JP HU BE NO IS NL

US

EU UK CZ ES AT RO EL SK MT IT SI HR EE PL TR PT CY LT LV BG

DYN

2010 2009


Fast-growing innovative firms Growth potential Capacity for structural change Business environment




• Human Capital • Country Resilience Capacity Rating• Global Competitiveness

• Global Innovation• Global Talent Competitiveness Index

• Multidimensional Poverty Assessment

• Human Development Index

• European Systemic Risk Board - Country heat maps

International statistical standards



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