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Analysis of Chain-linked Effects of Public Policy

Effects on research and industry in Swedish life sciences within innovative food and medical technology

Book cover Analysis of Chain-linked Effects of Public Policy
Published
2009-November
Series number
VA 2009:20
Publisher
Vinnova
Author
Jens Laage-Hellman - IMIT and IM-Gruppen AB, Maureen McKelvey & Mattias Johansson - IMIT and University of Gothenburg, School of Business Economics and Law
ISBN
978-91-85959-79-2
ISSN
1650-3104/1651-355X
Number of pages
292

This publication presents the results of an Impact Analysis. The analysis concerns the impact of public research funded by Vinnova and its two predecessors – Styrelsen för Teknisk Utveckling (STU) and Närings- och teknikutvecklingsverket (Nutek) – in two fields of life science, namely, Innovative food and Medical technology.

The analysis deals with impact on research and industry respectively. The main focus is on how and why public policy can induce changes over a long period of time within research and industry. A main issue is focused around the idea of using public policy to shift the trajectory, or the general direction of research and industry development, of an innovation system. The impact of STU/Nutek/Vinnova's research initiatives are identified, described and analyzed using a so-called effect chain approach within a sectoral system of innovation, according to which different types of effects take place at several levels, with follow-on effects and feedback loops.

Last updated 15 December 2022

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