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Piroska Nagy and Bojan Markovic

EBRD

EBRD Transition Report presentation

Sofia, 3 February 2015

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Stuck in Transition?

A wake-up callReform fatigue is slowing the

process of convergence

TRANSITIONREPORT2013

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Transition slow-down…

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CEB Central Asia EEC SEE Russia Bulgaria

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…means convergence slow-down

Sources: IMF WEO, EBRD REP, weighted averages.

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Innovation in Transition

FranklinGothicDemiCondITC 38pt

A wake up callReform fatigue is slowing down

the convergence process

Innovation by

companies as a

driver of growth…

…re-energises

transition

TRANSITIONTRANSITIONTRANSITIONTRANSITIONREPORTREPORTREPORTREPORT2014201420142014

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Adopt, Adapt, Advance: Picking the low-hanging fruit

Innovation about improving productivity within firms

Innovation goes well beyond R&Din high-tech sectors

Products and production processes new to the firm

Firms Adopt, Adapt and Advancetowards technological frontier

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BEEPS V:

Around 16,000 firms in

30 countries and similar

surveys in Jordan and Israel

Taking the pulse on firm innovation

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Innovation: New products

AMG Technology: a company experienced in semiconductor manufacturing technologies since 2007

Connects micromechanical system with electronics and bridges the gap between nano-sized objects and macro-level tools

New product: triple scanning microscope, merging a dual beam microscope with high-speed atomic force microscope, used for novel analytical methods like tomography

Became the first Bulgarian SME to receive funding from Eurostars transnational programme

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Innovation: New production processes

Bulgaria’s KCM, the largest lead and zinc smelter in the Balkans

EBRD and UniCredit provided EUR 95 mil. for upgrading lead production and zinc processing

New processes helped reduce lead dust emissions by 10% and improve energy efficiency by 35%

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Firm innovation gets countries unstuck…

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MoroccoMoroccoMoroccoMorocco

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BelarusBelarusBelarusBelarus

Czech RepublicCzech RepublicCzech RepublicCzech Republic

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EstoniaEstoniaEstoniaEstonia

HungaryHungaryHungaryHungary

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LatviaLatviaLatviaLatvia

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Source: USPTO, UN Comtrade, Feenstra et al. (2005)

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Exports have become more innovation intensive, in particular in

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In each country firms can take ‘innovative

actions’ to improve their productivity

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Firm innovation can improve productivity everywhere

• Some firms are as productive as leaders in advanced markets…

• …but laggards must adopt and adapt – or die – to raise aggregate

productivity and get countries unstuck

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innovationinnovationinnovationinnovation

16

Source: BEEPS V

…and is often best achieved by simply acquiring foreign

know-how

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Innovative firms more sensitive to the business environment

17

In particular: corruption, skills and access to finance

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Electricity

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Access to land

Crime

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Labour regulationsCourts

Corruption

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Informal sector

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Telecommunications

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Licences/permits

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Caucasus, Caucasus, Caucasus, Caucasus,

Central Asia and RussiaCentral Asia and RussiaCentral Asia and RussiaCentral Asia and Russia

Greater constraint for nonGreater constraint for nonGreater constraint for nonGreater constraint for non----innovatorsinnovatorsinnovatorsinnovators

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Innovative firms more sensitive to the business environment

18

Electricity

Telecommunications

Transport

Customs and trade

Access to land

CourtsCrime, theft

and disorderTax administration

Business licensing and

permits

Political instability

Corruption

Access to financeLabour regulations

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Greater constraint for nonGreater constraint for nonGreater constraint for nonGreater constraint for non----innovatorsinnovatorsinnovatorsinnovators

BulgariaBulgariaBulgariaBulgaria

In particular: corruption and skills

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Local banking markets affects firms’ access to credit…

Source: BEPS II

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…and their ability to innovate

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Foreign firms more likely to innovate

Source: : BEEPS V, MENA ES

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Exporters innovate more

Source: : BEEPS V, MENA ES

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… and so do firms participating in global value chains

Source: : BEEPS V, MENA ES

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What can policy-makers do?

Countries’ innovation policies are too similar

• Too focused on high-tech, R&D, university-industry technology transfer

• Not just adopt policies from advanced economies - also adapt them

Tailor policies to distance to technology frontier and local institutions

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Help firms export and enter global value chains through:

Quality certificationsStreamlined export

proceduresVAT refunds

Embrace economic openness

25

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Embrace economic openness

26

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Embrace economic openness

Estonia:

focus on international cooperation,

foreign R&D investment grew by 15 per

cent a year

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Embrace economic openness

Slovak Republic:

Special incentives for foreign firms,

including SMEs, to come to less-

developed regions

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Embrace economic openness

Armenia:

Cisco, Microsoft partnerships, special

events. ICT companies now receive 44%

of revenues from exports

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Low barriers to entry of firms

WTO-related liberalisation of services in Ukraine led to improved firm

productivity, largely through entry and exit

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her p

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vity

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Right mix of horizontal vs. vertical policies

Focus on horizontal

policies where governance is

weak

Use vertical policies to

crowd in the private sector

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Right mix of horizontal vs. vertical policies

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Right mix of horizontal vs. vertical policies

Finland – centres of excellence programme:

Gradually phases out government funding to

prevent dependence

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Right mix of horizontal vs. vertical policies

Bulgaria – Sofia Tech Park:

The first science and tech park to boost R&D,

encourage partnership between public and

private sectors and accelerate the

competitiveness of science and entrepreneurship

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Right mix of horizontal vs. vertical policies

Israel - Yozma VC programme:

Government intervention most effective when

taking minority stakes

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Getting ‘unstuck’: a double act

36

Need firms willing to innovate and governments facilitating innovation

Innovation must be nurtured and supported with a tailored approach:

Adopting/adapting phase:Adopting/adapting phase:Adopting/adapting phase:Adopting/adapting phase:

•Tackle general barriers like corruption, labour skills and access to finance

•Help firms access international technology and value chains

•Promote smart specialisation

More advanced economies:More advanced economies:More advanced economies:More advanced economies:

•Nurture creativity

•Encourage highly specialised human capital

•Improve competition policies

•Facilitate access to VCs and private equity for young start-up firms

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