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Office of the Chief Scientist Ministry of Industry & Trade 1 Local vs. Global Competitiveness and Collaboration Dr. Orna Berry Chief Scientist Head of the R&D Administration MINISTRY OF INDUSTRY & TRADE EU, Helsinki 22Nov. 1999
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Office of the Chief Scientist Ministry of Industry & Trade The rate of growth of the capitalistic system is on the decline: Source:Lester Thurow, the future of Capitalism
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Office of the Chief Scientist Ministry of Industry & Trade 3 In the 20 th century we observe: Disappearance of comparative advantage e.g. Geographic location of industry Natural resources Capital richProductivity Labor rich
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Office of the Chief Scientist Ministry of Industry & Trade 4 Capital invested, not necessarily where natural resources, or even financial richness are. Human capital: Brainpower, skills and knowledge are attracting investments creating physical capital
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Office of the Chief Scientist Ministry of Industry & Trade 5 Democracy - Capitalism Democracy - one person, one vote Capitalism - economically fit drive the unfit out Government - Equal distribution of income Market Economy - Rapid increase in inequality Power is based on wealth and political position
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Office of the Chief Scientist Ministry of Industry & Trade 6 Economic Competitiveness Individual - capitalism Government - preserving wealth and distributing it via wise investments (education, economic infrastructure...)
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Office of the Chief Scientist Ministry of Industry & Trade 7 How can government be attractive to capitalistic activities? Strengthen talents and skills Equal opportunity to leverage Create Future Potential
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Office of the Chief Scientist Ministry of Industry & Trade 8 Local vs. Global Competitive advantage is taken into international trade. In theory - In an equal global environment no region, industry or firm has preference. Business costs in different locations are approaching equality. The edge of an individual - country -market segment depends only on skill and talent.
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Office of the Chief Scientist Ministry of Industry & Trade 9 Policies are set to continuously create a competitive edge so that economic power is developed and maintained via brainpower industries
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Office of the Chief Scientist Ministry of Industry & Trade 10 National Programs International Programs Industrial R&D Generic R&D “MAGNET” Technological Incubators “MESER”- “BASHAN" : Bi-national Funds BIRDF CIIRD SIIRDF BRITECH South-Korea Israel - US High Tech Commission EU RTD Fp-5 Other Bi-National Agreements Chief Scientist Dr. Orna Berry Chief Scientist Dr. Orna Berry Industrial Incubators
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Office of the Chief Scientist Ministry of Industry & Trade 11 Source: Manuel Trajtenberg - TAU Patents Per Capita: Israel vs. the NIC
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Office of the Chief Scientist Ministry of Industry & Trade 12 Source:: Manuel Trajtenberg TAU Patents per Capita: Israel vs. the G7 (patents per 100,000 population)
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Office of the Chief Scientist Ministry of Industry & Trade 13 Industrial R&D (millions of 1990$) Source: Manuel Trajtenberg - TAU Number of Patents Issued in the US Israeli Patents in the US and Industrial R&D
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Office of the Chief Scientist Ministry of Industry & Trade 14 26% 22% 30% 25% 21% Output per Capita and Labor Force - Growth In Israeli Electronic Industry Based on I.E.A. data
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Office of the Chief Scientist Ministry of Industry & Trade 15 Economy Education Defense Israel’s competitive edge in technology - based industries
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