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    An international comparison of models of innovation and their implications for New Zealand

    Fairweather, John R.; Rinne, T.
    Abstract
    A focus on overseas markets has been an important topic for AERU research for many years, reflecting the importance of paying attention to the destination of many of our exports. This focus has been used to address a variety of issues with a view to improving our export returns. Typically, this research has included research into high tech, medical technologies and especially agribusiness. This includes willingness to pay for products with particular attributes, and culminates in our trade modelling work. However, there has also been interest in a broad range of issues relating to New Zealand market destinations, such as access into Chinese, US and European markets, to mention a few, and country policies. This report is part of that tradition of learning about, and from, the characteristics of New Zealand’s overseas markets, and it gives attention to cultural values and how these can be formed into models of innovation. This report will be of interest to those wishing to learn about the innovation characteristics of the countries studied and, in addition, learn about how innovation in New Zealand stands in comparison to these countries.... [Show full abstract]
    Keywords
    comparison; innovation; overseas markets; agribusiness; exports returns; qualitative data; market destinations; cultural models
    Fields of Research
    140201 Agricultural Economics
    Date
    2011-08
    Type
    Monograph
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