The regional research policy of the Austrian federal states

IF 0.5 Q4 ECONOMICS

Central European Journal of Economic Modelling and Econometrics Pub Date : 2020-01-01 DOI:10.2478/ceej-2020-0012

Thomas Eisenhut

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Abstract This research focuses on the regional research policy of the federal states. The paper analyses the existing academic research sources of the regional research policies and answers questions of the regions's analysis. The methodology uses specific working papers essential for the European region's and sources of the Austrian public administration. Concerning the empirical part, this paper uses qualitatively focussed structured guideline surveys. The research will facilitate discussions on aspects of methodological approaches to research, data capture and analysis, perceived research outcomes and contributions to the body of knowledge. Essential is the separation of subvention policy, which means the matter of distinct locational competition and it occurs the establishment of co-production within the regions to present itself mutual externally to persist in the global contest. The findings indicate that even through this concept for success is highly influenced by funding's that are not very controllable by the regions, such as the federal states, and it is a positive prototype for prospective similar cases.

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奥地利联邦各州的区域研究政策

摘要本研究的重点是联邦各州的区域研究政策。本文分析了区域研究政策的现有学术研究来源，并对区域分析中存在的问题进行了解答。该方法使用了对欧洲区域和奥地利公共行政来源至关重要的具体工作文件。在实证部分，本文采用定性聚焦的结构化指南调查。这项研究将促进对研究方法、数据获取和分析、可感知的研究成果和对知识体系的贡献等方面的讨论。其本质是补贴政策的分离，即不同地域竞争的问题，并在区域内建立合作生产，对外相互呈现，以坚持全球竞争。研究结果表明，即使通过这种成功的概念，也受到地区(如联邦州)不太可控的资金的高度影响，这是未来类似案例的积极原型。

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Central European Journal of Economic Modelling and Econometrics ECONOMICS-

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期刊介绍： The Central European Journal of Economic Modelling and Econometrics (CEJEME) is a quarterly international journal. It aims to publish articles focusing on mathematical or statistical models in economic sciences. Papers covering the application of existing econometric techniques to a wide variety of problems in economics, in particular in macroeconomics and finance are welcome. Advanced empirical studies devoted to modelling and forecasting of Central and Eastern European economies are of particular interest. Any rigorous methods of statistical inference can be used and articles representing Bayesian econometrics are decidedly within the range of the Journal''s interests.