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MICRODYN - Competitiveness in the Knowledge-Based Economy
[ October 2006 - October 2010 ]
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MICRODYN - The competitiveness of firms, regions and industries in the knowledge-based economy: What room for job-rich growth in Europe?
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Coordinator: |
Anna Wziątek-Kubiak |
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Experts:
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Ewa Balcerowicz
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WIIW - Vienna Institute for International Economic Studies CESR - Center for Economic and Strategic Research DEEP - University of Lausanne IAW - University of Tubingen IE HAS - Hungarian Academy of Science FEEM - Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei TIK - University of Oslo NUPI - Institute of International Affairs GGDC - University of Groningen KTH - Royal Institute of Technology FELU - Universityof Ljubljana EEG - Universidad Compultense de Madrid Judge - University of Cambridge AM - Alphametrics UK ERUDITE - Research Group on the Use of Panel Data in Economics NBP - National Bank of Poland |
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DG Research (European Commission) |
Description:
MICRO-DYN (which stands for 'Micro-Dynamics') is a project which attempts to tackle the issue of growth, employment and competitiveness in the knowledge-based European economy by exploring three interdependent levels of analysis: the enterprise level, the regional level and the industry level. The analysis will use comprehensive data-sets across all European regions and industries as far as possible, and is thus expected to also lead to insights at the macroeconomic level. However, the nature of the analysis will be 'bottom-up' i.e. moving from the micro-entities of economic actions and strategies at the enterprise, industry and regional levels to the macro-level. From a policy-perspective, the rationale for such an approach is that the impact of corporate, regional and industrial strategies and policies at national- and EU-levels can only really be understood in this three-dimensional context.
For more information, see:
[ On-going Project ]
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