From Tax Incentives to Innovation Spillovers: Rethinking R&D Policy

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In this episode, innovation economist Matěj Bajgar discusses how R&D tax incentives shape innovation, why smaller firms often benefit the most, and how policy design can better support regional development. The conversation explores innovation economics, startup financing, regional disparities, and emerging research on innovation spillovers through firm networks. Find Andy on the Matěj Bajgar, Google Scholar Please follow Centre for Innovation Research for other episodes. Episode transcription

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