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TOWARDS A NATIONAL INNOVATION STRATEGY FOR COMPETITIVENESSVOLUME 1INDEX PRESENTATION : 3 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY : 8 SECTION 1 : 21 CHAPTER 1 KNOWLEDGE AND INNOVATION FOR GROWTH : 21 CHAPTER 2 THE NEED FOR A PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP : 58 CHAPTER 3 THE INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK OF THE NATIONAL INNOVATION SYSTEM : 95 CHAPTER 4 ABOUT THE CONCEPTUAL BASES OF THE STRATEGY : 115 SECTION 2 FIRST STEPS OF THE STRATEGY : 127 BIBLIOGRAPHY : 1587
TOWARDS A NATIONAL INNOVATION STRATEGY FOR COMPETITIVENESSVOLUME 1EXECUTIVE SUMMARYIn the last two decades, Chile has done things well. In fact, it succeeded in nearly doubling its per capita incomebetween 1990 and 2005. An achievement which makes us look the future with optimism. However, becoming a developedcountry requires a much more sustained effort forcing us to be prepared for an ever more demanding internationalcompetitive scenario.Two clear trends underlie this future. Firstly, the unstoppable advance of globalisation, entailing new markets forour exports or new consumer goods, but also the emergence of new competitors in markets we thought already conquered.Secondly, the establishment of a new economic order where knowledge and innovation will be the driving forces ofcompetitiveness and long-run development.This knowledge-based new economy requires a more skilled labour force, the development of permanent learningskills, the availability of internationally competitive research centres with a nationwide impact, and the formation ofinter-institutional networks in order to get the highest social returns from the interrelation between education,knowledge, science and technology.This complex and challenging scenario obliges us to review our development strategy. Starting from a critical viewabout the conditions from we undertake this challenge up to the analysis of the global trends and opportunities that wewill face in the future. In that review, the experience of nations that emerged from a relatively similar position to Chile isparticularly relevant.This Council firmly believes that Chile is facing an enormous opportunity to reach the stage of development. Toachieve it, a virtuous combination between the advantages of the natural resource export model, in which Chile hasalready made great progress, together with the capabilities created by an increasing effort in the generation of humancapital and knowledge is needed. The latter, when applied to the production process, permits a leap forward to sectorsbased on acquired competitive advantages.8
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