Authors :
Alin-Ionuț Dorobanțu
Volume/Issue :
Volume 7 - 2022, Issue 9 - September
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7141265
Abstract :
he research article consists of analyzing the
relationship between investment in innovation and the
performance of companies depending on the activity
sector. Different studies in the specialty literature have
demonstrated that investments in innovation influence
the performance of companies depending on the activity
sector. In some sectors of activity the relationship
between investment in innovation and performance is
stronger, while in others the strength of the relationship
between the two is weaker.
The purpose of the article is to study the
relationship between investment in innovation and
performance depending on the activity sector. The
study was carried out on the basis of data from the EU
Industrial Research and Development Investment
Scoreboard 2020, using data from 198 companies over a
7-year period, between 2014-2020. The research method
used for data analysis is correlation analysis and
regression analysis performed using the SPSS statistical
program. The research results demonstrate that
investments in innovation influence the performance of
companies differently depending on the activity sector.
Keywords :
Investment in innovation; intangible assets; research and development; operating profit; sectors; correlations, impact
he research article consists of analyzing the
relationship between investment in innovation and the
performance of companies depending on the activity
sector. Different studies in the specialty literature have
demonstrated that investments in innovation influence
the performance of companies depending on the activity
sector. In some sectors of activity the relationship
between investment in innovation and performance is
stronger, while in others the strength of the relationship
between the two is weaker.
The purpose of the article is to study the
relationship between investment in innovation and
performance depending on the activity sector. The
study was carried out on the basis of data from the EU
Industrial Research and Development Investment
Scoreboard 2020, using data from 198 companies over a
7-year period, between 2014-2020. The research method
used for data analysis is correlation analysis and
regression analysis performed using the SPSS statistical
program. The research results demonstrate that
investments in innovation influence the performance of
companies differently depending on the activity sector.
Keywords :
Investment in innovation; intangible assets; research and development; operating profit; sectors; correlations, impact