Influence the intensity of industrial relations on the innovative activity. Case of Lubuskie voivodeship in 2008-2010
 
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University in Zielona Góra
 
 
Online publication date: 2012-12-28
 
 
Management 2012;16(2):269-281
 
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Influence the intensity of industrial relations on the innovative activity. Case of Lubuskie voivodeship in 2008-2010 The main objective of the study was an attempt to search for the conditions affect the intensity of supply chains for enterprises innovative activity within the regional industrial system, and consequently determine the directions for the model of regional system of innovation, taking into account the specificities of Lubuskie Region. The study was based on a questionnaire on a group of 545 companies from Silesia. The study used probity modeling. This method is an effective research tool for large, but the static tests in which the dependent variable has a qualitative character.
 
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