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CRESCIMENTO ECONÔMICO E INOVAÇÃO TECNOLÓGICA – ESTABELECENDO UMA CONEXÃO ATRAVÉS DAS POLÍTICAS PÚBLICAS DE INOVAÇÃO
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Objetivos: O artigo explora a relação entre crescimento econômico e inovação científica e tecnológica, em suas diversas dimensões. É inequívoco que a inovação tecnológica contínua melhorou a maneira como vivemos; entretanto, os aspectos disruptivos de curto prazo da mudança tecnológica são reais e também merecem atenção uma vez que levam ao crescimento econômico tecnologicamente sustentável.
Metodologia: O método utilizado é o hipotético dedutivo, com uso da revisão bibliográfica, especialmente obras norte americanas, visando com isso analisar o problema de pesquisa sob a ótica do país mais desenvolvimento no assunto.
Resultados: O artigo conclui com uma ampla discussão sobre a relevância dessas descobertas para moldar atitudes culturais em relação à tecnologia e o papel que as políticas públicas podem desempenhar na promoção da inovação, crescimento e melhorias contínuas na qualidade de vida dos cidadãos, o que é aplicável a países em desenvolvimento como o Brasil.
Contribuições: O texto promove um avanço teórico ao permitir o aperfeiçoamento de políticas públicas voltadas a inovação científico tecnológica de modo a encontrar uma solução para a mitigação dos riscos dos processos de inovação.
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