Growth, Inequality and the Knowledge Economy - 2007 Futures Conference
The report examines Finland's transition from an industrial to a knowledge-based economy, emphasizing the role of education, research, and innovation in fostering economic growth and social well-being.
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| Language: | English |
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| Authors: | Helena Tapper |
| Geographic focus: | Finland, Sri Lanka |
Methods
The research method involves a case study analysis of Finland's economic development, focusing on the country's strategic investments in education, research, and innovation, as well as the structure and performance of its innovation system.
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Key Insights
This report presents a case study of Finland's evolution into a knowledge-based economy, highlighting the strategic investments in education, research, and development, particularly in high technology areas like ICT and biotechnology. It outlines the Finnish innovation system, which includes collaboration between stakeholders and a strong national vision for global competitiveness. The report also discusses the challenges and lessons learned from Finland's experience, such as the importance of public-private partnerships, the need for a shared national vision, and the role of government in creating an environment conducive to growth and equitable wealth distribution. Additionally, it touches on the broader implications for countries with resource-based economies and the need for sustainable and inclusive economic strategies.
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Additional Viewpoints
Categories: English publication language | Finland geographic scope | Sri Lanka geographic scope | economic growth | education | growth | inequality | innovation | knowledge | knowledge economy | public-private partnerships | research and development | resource-based economy | social well-being | structural reforms | unemployment | wealth distribution