Innovation, Employment and Growth Policy Issues in the EU and the US

Edited by Paul Welfens and John Addison

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Date: 2009
ISBN: 978-3-642-00631-9
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Chapters in this book:

Ch Chapter 1 Structural Change, Innovation and Growth in the Single EU Market

Paul Welfens and Dora Borbély

Ch Chapter 10 Trips, Pharmaceutical Innovation and Access to Medicines

Mario Villarreal and Elizabeth DuPre

Ch Chapter 11 The Knowledge Society

Ernst Helmstädter

Ch Chapter 12 Technological and Growth Dynamics in the New Member States of the European Union

Andrea Szalavetz

Ch Chapter 13 Benchmarking Innovation Performance on the Regional Level: Approach and Policy Implications of the European Innovation Scoreboard for Countries and Regions

Bernhard Iking

Ch Chapter 14 Energy Technology Policy in Europe

Jochen Hierl and Peter Palinkas

Ch Chapter 15 US Climate Change Emissions Mitigation Policy: Energy Technology Push and Other US Policies

Fred Sissine

Ch Chapter 16 EU-US International Relations: A Political Science Perspective

Martin List

Ch Chapter 17 Policy Issues and Fields of Cooperation

Jackson Janes

Ch Chapter 2 Wage Dispersion in Germany and the US: Is There Compression from Below?

Joachim Möller

Ch Chapter 3 The Performance Effects of Unions, Codetermination, and Employee Involvement: Comparing the United States and Germany (with an Addendum on the United Kingdom)

John Addison

Ch Chapter 4 Ageing and Pension Reforms: Simulations and Policy Options

Joachim Winter

Ch Chapter 5 Ageing and Global Capital Flows

Volker Clausen

Ch Chapter 6 Effects of the Ageing Population on Capital Markets

Freddy Spiegel

Ch Chapter 7 US Economic Outlook: Beyond the Credit Crunch

Holger Schmieding

Ch Chapter 8 Selected Innovation Factors: An International Comparison

Lothar Funk and Axel Plünnecke

Ch Chapter 9 The Innovation Imperative and the Role of SBIR Innovation Awards

Charles W. Wessner

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