Sistematic review on R&D&I aid in Spain

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Intangible Capital Pub Date : 2022-10-14 DOI:10.3926/ic.1339

Maria J. Vilaplana Aparicio, Marta Martín Llaguno

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Abstract

Purpose: To analyse the scientific production around public R&D&I funds in Spain, in a context in which policies to promote innovation and development are considered essential for the progress of developed countries and receive significant amounts of the public budget. Design/methodology: Systematic review of all the scientific contributions collected in the Web of Science Core Collection, Scopus and Proquest until March 2021, in which mention is made of R&D&I grants in Spain. Findings: Scientific production indicates the positive impact of R&D&I aid on employment, private investment and cooperation. The list of topics which academic research deals with in this sense is, however, limited. Thus, aspects are identified in which there is still not enough scientific evidence, such as the effect of aid on the production of patents and utility models or the dissemination of the supported projects. Research limitations/implications: The analysed data is limited to the Web of Science Core Collection, Scopus and Proquest. Gray literature is not analysed. Originality/value: It is a study that can be useful to define future support policies for R&D&I aimed at companies.

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西班牙研发与创新援助的系统回顾

目的:在促进创新和发展的政策被认为对发达国家的进步至关重要并获得大量公共预算的背景下，分析西班牙公共研发和创新基金的科学生产。设计/方法:对Web of Science Core Collection、Scopus和Proquest中收集的所有科学贡献进行系统审查，直到2021年3月，其中提到了西班牙的R&D&I资助。研究发现:科研产出表明研发与创新援助对就业、民间投资和合作有正向影响。然而，从这个意义上讲，学术研究涉及的主题是有限的。因此，确定了仍然没有足够科学证据的方面，例如援助对专利和实用新型生产的影响或所支助项目的传播。研究限制/启示:分析的数据仅限于Web of Science Core Collection、Scopus和Proquest。灰色文献没有被分析。原创性/价值:这是一项研究，可以帮助确定未来针对公司的研发与创新支持政策。

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Intangible Capital MANAGEMENT-

CiteScore

1.50

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16.70%

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审稿时长

33 weeks

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