Ouverture de “New Perspectives in Global Competition”
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.4468/2024.1.01ouvertureKeywords:
US, EU, China, Europe's Technological Stagnation, R&D Global Concentration, Global CompetitionAbstract
The decline of international competitiveness of European companies began in the early 1970s and since then there has been no reversal of the trend. In recent years, also due to the growing concentration of investments caused by the 'Oversize Economy' (Brondoni, 2019), the degree of technological advancement of Europe, the United States and China has lost all relationship with the size of their respective Gross National Product. In fact, investments in technology grow when the resources of a large developed or developing market are coordinated by a system of large corporations and finalized by a policy of applied research put at the service of a design capable of mobilizing the resources of an entire country.
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