Influencia de la inversión en capacidades científicas en los resultados de generación de nuevo conocimiento en América, Europa y Asia
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Influencia de la inversión en capacidades científicas en los resultados de generación de nuevo conocimiento en América, Europa y Asia. (2015). Punto De Vista, 5(9). https://doi.org/10.15765/pdv.v5i9.564

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Teniendo en cuenta que uno de los factores limitantes del desarrollo científico y tecnológico de un país son los factores económico – financieros (López, 2004), este trabajo tiene como propósito revisar el desempeño de éstos de países en América, Europa y Asia en términos de los resultados que se han obtenido a partir de las inversiones en Ciencia y Tecnología, tomando como referente el año 2010. Se revisan fuentes secundarias y se toman los datos para recursos financieros, recursos humanos y generación de nuevo conocimiento. Los resultados muestran que los países que se destacan en el análisis de coordenadas principales y de clúster son los que realizan mayores inversiones en I+D y por ende generan mayores resultados de nuevo conocimiento.

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