Stimulating the Growth of Technology-Based Incubators: Government as Enabler

Kennett, Geraldine; Sun, He

doi:10.26181/60091af22a25a

Stimulating the Growth of Technology-Based Incubators: Government as Enabler

conference contribution

posted on 2021-01-21, 06:10 authored by Geraldine KennettGeraldine Kennett, He SunHe Sun

This paper explores the comparative role of governments in fostering the advancement of technology through business incubation in Australia and China. It suggests an enabling-oriented approach to government policy and service delivery may stimulate and sustain incubatees’ growth via the development of social capital. Government may also play a critical role in policy programs that foster learning, research and innovation.

History

Publication Date

2020-11-30

Proceedings

2019 Dialogue: Taking advantage of new technology

Publisher

ANZSOG

Place of publication

Carlton, Victoria

Pagination

1-30

Name of conference

Greater-China Australia Dialogue on Public Administration November 2019

Location

Sun Yat-sen University, Guangzhou

Starting Date

2019-11-05

Finshing Date

2021-01-07

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