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2016, vol. 64, br. 3-4, str. 239-248
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Inovativna mala i srednja preduzeća u ekonomiji zasnovanoj na znanju
Innovative small and medium-sized enterprises in the knowledge-based economy
aUniverzitet u Beogradu, Ekonomski fakultet, Katedra za ekonomsku politiku i razvoj, Srbija bMinistry of Economy, Department of Regional Development and Strategic Analyses of Economy cUniverzitet u Kragujevcu, Ekonomski fakultet, Katedra za opštu ekonomiju i privredni razvoj, Srbija
Sažetak
Doprinos inovativnih visokotehnoloških i na znanju zasnovanih MSP ekonomskom rastu, zapošljavanju i konkurentnosti značajna je u razvijenim zemljama. Mala i srednja inovativno orijentisana preduzeća se javljaju kao jedinstveni izvor diverzifikovanosti, fleksibilnosti i dugoročnog poboljšanja performansi inovativnog sistema. Ona igraju ključnu ulogu u otkrivanju i razvoju novih tržišta i proširivanju ponude na postojećim tržištima. Ova preduzeća testiraju, istražuju i pomeraju granice proizvodnje i potrošnje, tragaju za novim načinima kako da zadovolje potrebe potrošača; pokretač su ukupnog ekonomskog rasta i bitan faktor u kreiranju nove zaposlenosti. Ostvarivanje značajnije uloge tehnološki orijentisanih MSP u ekonomskom razvoju i stvaranju zaposlenosti u velikoj meri zavisi od postojanja povoljnog poslovnog okruženja, preduzetničke kulture, podržavajućih aktivnosti i tehničke infrastrukture, kao i raspoloživosti i dostupnosti ključnih resursa (kvalifikovane radne snage, mogućnosti finansiranja i dr).
Abstract
The contribution of innovative high-tech and knowledge-based SMEs to economic growth, employment and competitiveness is significant in developed countries. Innovation-oriented SMEs occur as a unique source of diversification, flexibility and long-term improvement of innovative system performances. They play a key role in discovering and developing new markets and expanding their supply in existing markets. These enterprises test, explore and push the boundaries of production and consumption, search for new ways to meet consumers' needs, and are a driving force of total economic growth and crucial factor in creating new employment. The role of technology-oriented SMEs in the economic development and in creation of employment largely depends on the existence of a favorable business environment, entrepreneurial culture, supporting activities and technical infrastructure, as well as the availability and accessibility of key resources (skilled labor, funding opportunities, etc.).
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