The Role of International Experience in the Formation of Innovative Structures of Economic Growth
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https://doi.org/10.69760/portuni.0104026Keywords:
international experience, innovative structures, economic growth, investment, cross-border tradeAbstract
This paper investigates how international experience influences the development of innovative economic structures in both developed and developing economies. Drawing on comparative data, case studies, and international innovation indices, the study explores how exposure to foreign markets, educational systems, technologies, and cross-border collaborations drives structural economic transformation. The findings suggest that international experience plays a critical catalytic role by accelerating knowledge transfer, enhancing institutional learning, and enabling the adaptation of best practices.
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