@article{49525,
      author = {Hamdan-Livramento, Intan, and Graff, Gregory D., and Daly,  Alica,},
      url = {http://tind.wipo.int/record/49525},
      title = {Innovation Complexity in AgTech : The case of Brazil,  Kenya and the United States of America - Economic  Research   Working Paper  No. 82.},
      abstract = {This paper illustrates successful policies and incentives  that build on local innovation capabilities across three  agricultural innovation hubs at different income levels and  across different geographical regions. It makes the case  for how countries highly complex innovation ecosystems,  which refer to the diversity and sophistication of local  innovators and the types of innovation they produce, tend  to have more opportunities to shift their technological  path to the frontier. The paper focuses on three  agricultural hubs across different income levels and  geography to illustrate how smart policies that focus on  building local capabilities can help countries diversify  and create their own agricultural technological paths.  These hubs include: São Paulo in Brazil, Nairobi in Kenya  and Colorado in the United States of America.},
      doi = {https://doi.org/10.34667/tind.49525},
      recid = {49525},
      pages = {42 pages ;},
}