Emerging Agenda of Chinese Innovation and Entrepreneurship Research
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The Second MOR Research Frontiers Conference as discussed by the authors explored knowledge creation and innovation capacity of SMEs on the economic development of transforming economies and highlighted the new trend in China that the economy has entered the new normal stage and entrepreneurship and innovation have been regarded as the "twin engines" for future growth.Abstract:
The Second MOR Research Frontiers Conference explored knowledge creation and innovation capacity of SMEs on the economic development of transforming economies The theme echoed the new trend in China that the economy has entered the ‘new normal’ (xinchangtai) stage and entrepreneurship and innovation have been regarded as the ‘twin engines’ for future growth The majority of the conference papers paid attention to the entrepreneurial potential and innovation capacity of China's rising private sector, and pointed out for me an emerging research agenda on innovation and entrepreneurship studies in Chinaread more
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