The FINNOV project will lead to a deeper understanding of these complex relationships between innovation and financial markets in order to inform policy and practice within a post-financial crisis Europe. The key themes that will be explored across the 7 empirical Work Packages (WP) are:
- Finance and the Economics of Risk and Uncertainty
- The Interaction between Financial Institutions, Modes of Financing, and Innovation and Growth
- Links between Economics of Innovation and Inequality
The FINNOV project is comprised of seven research Work Packages (and one management and co-ordination Work Package, WP 1).
Work Package | Title | Lead Institution |
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WP 2 | SELECTION Co-Evolution of Industry Dynamics and Financial Dynamics |
The Open University, UK |
WP 3 | EXPERIMENTATION Capital Markets and Innovation: Financing Business Experimentation in Europe |
University of Cambridge, UK |
WP 4 | PERFORMANCE Finance, Constraints to Growth, Bankruptcy, and Employment Dynamics |
Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies, Italy |
WP 5 | GOVERNANCE Corporate Governance and Innovation: Implications for Stable and Equitable Economic Growth |
University of Bordeaux, France |
WP 6 | ASSETS Asset Prices, Consumption, and Income Distribution |
Economics Institute, Czech Republic |
WP 7 | AGENTS Modelling Micro Macro Links and Policy Implications |
Polytechnic University of Marche, Italy |
WP 8 | TRAJECTORIES Technological Trajectories and Financial Services |
University of Sussex, UK |