Determinantes de Innovación Pública en Ecuador: Un Análisis Descriptivo.
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https://doi.org/10.21118/apgs.v12i3.6077Keywords:
Innovación Pública, Determinantes de la innovación, Empresas Públicas, Gestión Pública, Sector Público.Abstract
El principal objetivo de este trabajo es identificar los determinantes de la innovación Pública. Este trabajo utiliza metodología basada en revisión de la literatura, estadística descriptiva y análisis correlacional. Los datos corresponden a la Encuesta de Actividades de Ciencia Tecnología e Innovación (ACTI) del Ecuador para el periodo 2009-2011. Los resultados muestran que existen 12 determinantes de innovación en las empresas públicas de Ecuador y se clasifican en internos y externos. Además, existe correlación significativa para siete determinantes con respecto a la innovación pública. Este es el primer trabajo que clasifica y evalúa empíricamente los determinantes de la innovación en las empresas públicas ecuatorianas.
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