Relación entre innovación, gestión del conocimiento y la competitividad productiva en Ecuador
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Of the Latin American countries, Ecuador traditionally has an economic system of private production, where most of the investment is, the State has been weak, in the context of the global economy. The economic policy of the governments is materialized in the development plans, where the thinking of the governments and political parties is reflected, in the economic sectors that are oriented to investment, so that they generate the greatest populist impacts as a clientelist group, so our economy is complementary and not competitive.
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