A ANI tem em curso a avaliação de alguns instrumentos de política de inovação. Esta avaliação é desenvolvida internamente, mas também em colaboração com entidades externas.

Sempre que relevante, nesta página serão, também, disponibilizadas análises e avaliações de políticas de inovação realizadas por outras entidades ou por investigadores.

Avaliação SIFIDE

• “Os benefícios fiscais em Portugal”, Grupo de Trabalho para os Estudo dos Benefícios Fiscais, 2019
• Impact evaluation of the fiscal incentive system for corporate research & development (2019)

Avaliação Projetos Demonstradores

• Avaliação multicritério do instrumento Projetos Demonstradores do Portugal 2020 (2015-2019) [PDF]
• Collaborative R&D and technology transfer: a rapid and effective route to the success of innovation? A system-oriented assessment for Portugal 2020’s Demonstrator projects (2019)

Relatórios e estudos sobre impacto das políticas de I&D e de Inovação

• Aristei D, Sterlacchini A, Venturini F (2015). The effects of public supports on business R&D: firm-level evidence across EU countries. MPRA Paper No. 64611, University Library of Munich, Germany.
• Becker B (2014). Public R&D Policies and Private R&D Investment: A Survey of the Empirical Evidence.” Journal of Economic Surveys 29 (5): 917–42.
• Beise, M., & Stahl, H. (1999). Public research and industrial innovations in Germany. Research policy, 28(4), 397-422
• Belitz H (2016). Support for Private Research and Development in OECD Countries on the Rise but Increasingly Inefficient. DIW Economic Bulletin 8.2016
• Correa P, Andrés L, Borja-Vega C (2013). The Impact of Government Support on Firm R&D Investments. A Meta-Analysis. The World Bank, Entrepreneurship and Innovation Unit, July.
• CPB Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis (2014). A Study on R&D Tax Incentives. Final Report. TAXUD/2013/DE/315
• European Commission (2017), THE ECONOMIC RATIONALE FOR PUBLIC R&I FUNDING AND ITS IMPACT, European Commission
• European Commission (2016d). Science, Research and Innovation performance of the EU. A contribution to the Open Innovation, Open Science, Open to the World agenda.
• European Commission (2014). Communication from the Commission to the European Parliament, the Council, the European Economic and Social Committee and the Committee and of the Regions. Research and innovation as sources of renewed growth. {SWD(2014) 181 final}.
• Foray D, D C Mowery and R R Nelson (2012): Public R&D and social challenges: What lessons from mission R&D programmes. Research Policy 41: 1697-1702
• Grilliches, Z., (1995). R&D and productivity, in P. Stoneman (ed.), Handbook of Industrial Innovation, Blackwell Press, London, pp.52-89.
• Guellec, D., & van Pottelsberghe de La Potterie, B. (2004). R&D and productivity growth: panel data analysis of 16 OECD countries.
• Köhler C, Philippe Laredo P, Ramme R (2012). The Impact and Effectiveness of Fiscal Incentives for R&D. Nesta Working Paper No. 12/01
• NESTA, Innovation Policy: The Evidence, NESTA
• Ognyanova D (2016): Public Support to private R&D- How effective it is?, DG RTD Policy Briefs series, forthcoming
• Radosevic S. (2016). The role of public research in economic development. Science, Research and Innovation performance of the EU. A contribution to the Open Innovation, Open Science, Open to the World agenda.
• Van Elk, R., Verspagen, B., Ter Weel, B., Van der Wiel, K., & Wouterse, B. (2015). A macroeconomic analysis of the returns to public R&D investments. CPB Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis, 313.
• Veugelers, R. (2016). Getting the most from public R&D spending in times of budgetary austerity. Bruegel Working Paper 2016/01.
• Zúñiga-Vicente JA, Alonso-Borrego C, Forcadell FJ, Galán J (2014). Assessing the effect of public subsidies on firm R&D investment: a survey. Journal of Economic Surveys. 28(1):36–67.