India’s National Innovation System: Key Elements and Corporate Perspectives

Cornelius Herstatt, Rajnish Tiwari, Stephan Buse · 2008 · SSRN Electronic Journal

Summary. India has emerged as a major R&D hub for multinational corporations, driven by skilled labor from elite institutions, market potential from its growing population, and government investment in research institutions and education. While India's mathematics and science education ranks 11th globally, the country faces infrastructure challenges and labor shortages. Government initiatives, including massive investments in the Eleventh Five Year Plan, aim to strengthen India's national innovation system and resolve these constraints.

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DOI

10.15480/882.292

Countries

India

Regions

Asia

Categories

regional-innovation-systems, policy, general-innovation

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