9 ideas to bridge the gap between industry and academia
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The Innovation Manifesto
On 20 October, EU leaders will meet in Finland. High on their agenda is innovation policy. But is that policy, previewed in a Commission statement on 13 September, correct? Is more aggressive action needed, to make Europe competitive in global technology markets?
On 9 October we launched our own "Innovation Manifesto: 9 ideas to bridge the gap between industry and academia - and make Europe more competitive in global technology." It is the result of an unusual Roundtable discussion, among leaders of European industry and academia, conducted at the École des Mines de Paris, and offers a more-liberal view of innovation policy.
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- Is tax policy for R&D investment wrong?
- Are university tech-transfer offices any good?
- Do we need a pan-European stock market for small technology companies?
- Is the price of patent protection too high?
- Are Europe's labour-market rules skewed against productive science?
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