Innovazione e commercializzazione nei settori tradizionali: alcuni spunti di politica industriale
Ornella Tarola and
Sandro Trento ()
ECONOMIA E POLITICA INDUSTRIALE, 2009, vol. 36, issue 3, 97-121
Abstract:
Innovation and marketing in traditional sectors: some industrial policy implications - In an environment with increasing competition, the importance of taking care of customers through marketing, high quality service and after sale support has been shown to be crucial for getting competitive advantage. In spite of the clear evidence that technical innovations are not, by themselves, a guarantee of business success, a high number of firms in Italy seem not to pay attention to those factors affecting the level of perceived quality and still invest only in technical change and new equipment. In this paper, taking into account the Swedish experience in terms of industrial policy, we develop an analytical framework useful for a policy toward marketing innovation. Keywords: two-sided market, innovation, industrial policy Parole chiave: innovazione, effetti incrociati di rete, politica industriale Jel Classification: L29 - L93
Date: 2009
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