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We also recommended that those developing new vaccines or alternatives and state-of-the-art diagnostics be eligible for such rewards, given that these
innovations
can vastly reduce the misuse of antimicrobials.
A panoply of
innovations
has helped Chile to outperform its South American neighbors.
Among its many
innovations
were a paternalistic approach to saving and use of the price mechanism to defeat urban traffic congestion (an approach later adopted by London).
For too long, all financial
innovations
were thought to promote economic development and help spread risk.
As with medical research, early
innovations
will not reap significant financial rewards, so there is no strong incentive for private investment today.
Regulators allowed
innovations
in incomplete contract-based financial intermediations, such as trust companies and Internet-based platforms, while maintaining tight control over the formal banking sector.
But it is definitely not the only way to boost R&D, or even the main way, and it is certainly not the way most major
innovations
in the US came about during the twentieth century.
Their R&D budgets, their patent history, and their
innovations
are part of what they should brag about in public.
Consider, for example, how recent
innovations
threaten the export-oriented industrialization strategy that has fueled many countries’ development in recent decades.
But these
innovations
will not be enough to prevent developing countries from falling behind in the global economy.
Indeed, through a processes known as Aplasmid transfer,” microbes can exchange biological
innovations
among themselves, including - most importantly and dangerously - resistance to antibiotics, which one species of microbes can pass on to another.
This new techno-market system is shaped and characterized by a belief in the increasing importance of knowledge, new ideas,
innovations
and new technologies, and a higher pace of what the economist Joseph Schumpeter famously called "creative destruction."
As a result, corporate capitalism is rapidly becoming obsolete, replaced by a creative capitalism in which entrepreneurship, combined with a greater willingness to adopt innovations, transforms the business landscape.
In Indonesia, we used various
innovations
to work around such dilemmas.
As in the case of capital, what Europe lacks is not scientific competence, but the ability to translate scientific achievements into business
innovations.
European researchers register a large number of patents, but the number of patents (per million population) granted to
innovations
in high-tech fields is much smaller than in America: in 1998, 60% of all US patents were in high-tech fields, as opposed to 11% in Europe.
He has argued – also persuasively – that today’s
innovations
in areas like information and communications technology (ICT) cannot be expected to have as big an economic payoff as those of the past, such as electricity and the automobile.
But it’s possible that ICT and other new technologies are not just doing less to boost productivity than past innovations; they may actually have some negative side effects that undermine productivity and GDP growth.
Other technological
innovations
with major obvious drawbacks include opiate painkillers and increasingly advanced weaponry.
But this is not a reason to ignore the negative consequences of new
innovations.
But they will invest only if they are confident that health systems will use their
innovations.
Some technological
innovations
change our lives but have no lasting effect on the economy as a whole.
We do not yet know which version will prevail, and there is active discussion about how to ensure that the new standards and systems enhance stability, rather than (as with some previous financial innovations) producing unpleasant unintended consequences.
Northwestern University’s Robert Gordon, for example, argued that the US economy was bound to slow down, because today’s technological
innovations
would not boost growth to the extent they had in the past.
In short,
innovations
in medical research demand an updated drug-development process in which the patient is paramount.
Solutions derived from beneficial microbes will be key to these
innovations.
The second explanation was that the slow recovery was part of a longer-term trend, attributable to secular stagnation or a dearth of important technological
innovations.
In addition to policy innovations, more well-funded collaborations between governments and private institutions are needed.
These
innovations
exemplify the massive potential for businesses to improve resource productivity.
Each of these
innovations
helped create an institutional infrastructure capable of dealing with the problem of work accidents - and, indeed, with the wider social problems of disability, sickness, old age, and unemployment.
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