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C. Alonso Borrego (Universidad Carlos III): "Comportamiento empresarial, desregulación y productividad en<br />

España"<br />

P. Beneito (Universitat de València): "Competitive pressure determinants and innovation at the firm level"<br />

J.C. Fariñas (Universidad Complutense de Madrid): "Outsourcing internacional y productividad: Rasgos y<br />

efectos en las empresas españolas"<br />

J. Fernández de Guevara (<strong>Ivie</strong>, Universitat de València): "La productividad sectorial en España: Una<br />

perspectiva micro"<br />

E. Huerta (Universidad Pública de Navarra): "Innovación y competitividad de la empresa española"<br />

J. Jaumandreu (Boston University y CEPR) "Ventajas de coste, ventajas de producto"<br />

P. López García (Banco de España): "Business cycles and investment in intangibles: Evidence from Spanish<br />

firms"<br />

M.A. Manjón (Universitat Rovira i Virgili): "Intramural, contracted R&D and import of technology: Which pays off<br />

more?"<br />

Following the publication of the study of the BBVA Foundation and the <strong>Ivie</strong> Las diferencias regionales del sector<br />

público español, on January 16 the seminar PUBLIC SECTOR AND TERRITORY: INEQUALITY, WELFARE AND<br />

RESPONSE TO THE CRISIS, organized by both institutions, took place at ADEIT’s center. The objective of the<br />

workshop was to assess the role of public policies and fiscal adjustments currently underway in Spain. The<br />

speakers, experts in public economics, fiscal federalism and regional development, analyzed the following<br />

issues: the excessively large size of the Spanish public sector, the similarity of the provision of public services<br />

among the Spanish autonomous communities; the regional differences in resources and expenditure per<br />

inhabitant; the effectiveness of the regional development policies and the new regional financing model; how<br />

regional governments can raise their revenue and improve their efficiency; and how and what expenses can be<br />

cut, especially, in the education and health services without reducing their size or quality. Francisco Pérez (<strong>Ivie</strong>,<br />

Universitat de València) was the coordinator of this workshop that was structured around two sessions chaired<br />

by Ernest Reig (<strong>Ivie</strong>, Universitat de València) and Antonio Villar (<strong>Ivie</strong>, Pablo de Olavide University) respectively.<br />

The following papers were presented:<br />

J. Calero (Universitat de Barcelona and IEB): "Gasto y políticas educativas en las CC. AA.: Desigualdades de<br />

origen y desigualdades intencionales"<br />

S. Lago (REDE and Universidad de Vigo): "Reducción del déficit y del endeudamiento: Con cuántos recursos se<br />

puede contar"<br />

F. Pérez (<strong>Ivie</strong> and Universitat de València): "Las diferencias regionales del sector público español"<br />

A. Rodríguez-Pose (London School of Economics and IMDEA): "Política regional: Resultados y nuevas ideas"<br />

P. Vázquez (Fedea and Universidad Complutense de Madrid): "Gasto y servicios sanitarios: Qué se puede<br />

hacer"<br />

A. Zabalza (Universitat de València): "La financiación de las CC. AA.: Cuántos recursos y qué distribución"<br />

The increasing importance for universities to compete, to fulfill their accountability to society and to assess their<br />

performance and results, has aroused a growing interest among them to compare themselves and define their<br />

positions at national and international level by means of different kinds of rankings. To this end, the five<br />

Valencian public universities along with the <strong>Ivie</strong> organized a two-day meeting on THE PERFORMANCE<br />

INDICATORS OF SPANISH UNIVERSITTIES to jointly discuss the problems of the existing university rankings in<br />

Spain and create new ones. Also, the aim was to launch the construction of the performance indicators system<br />

of the Spanish universities, of wide coverage, rigorous in its approach and properly framed in the international<br />

initiatives in this area. The meeting took place at the <strong>Ivie</strong> on 26 and 27 January, and was organized around two<br />

sessions, conducted by the <strong>Ivie</strong> researchers and team members of the project: Francisco Pérez, Vicent<br />

Cucarella and Abel Fernández. The following experts participated: Joaquín Aldás (<strong>Ivie</strong>, Universitat de València),<br />

Scientific meetings 63

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