Ambiente regional y desempeño innovador de las firmas. Una propuesta de análisis multinivel
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Contexto regional, modelos multinivel, innovación empresarialResumo
El objetivo del artículo es proponer un modelo de análisis multinivel de la innovación. Se exponen los debates acerca de los efectos del ambiente regional sobre el desempeño innovador de las firmas y se sostiene que la innovación se debe comprender desde una óptica multinivel que incluyan las características del ambiente regional así como las capacidades de la firma. Para lograr este objetivo, se construyó un modelo estadístico multinivel, el cual arrojó evidencia sobre los beneficios de este enfoque en la innovación empresarial. Los resultados sugieren el enfoque multinivel para futuras investigación sobre innovación.
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