Innovation and Advanced Technology Markets in the European Union and Poland in the Context of the Renewed Lisbon Strategy
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The aim of the paper is to present main trends in the advanced technology market in Poland as a New Member State of the EU in the context of the adjustment to the Renewed Lisbon Strategy. The paper consists of two parts. The first of them is based on the literature review regarding innovation and technology transfer’s definitions as well as methodological approaches on a macro–economic, international, and global scale. The second part of the paper is related to the analysis of the competitive advantages of Poland in the trading of high technology products as well as competitive position on selected high technology product markets, with special reference to: electronic instruments and equipment and research stands.
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