C+D Group UDC
Competitive Reference Group
Member of the Strategic Grouping ECOBAS
JEAN MONNET GROUP
The Jean Monnet Group on Competitiveness and Development in the European Union, Research, Competitiveness and Development (RCD), is an interdisciplinary group of Economic Analysis and Business Administration formed naturally around the activities of the Jean Monnet Chair on Industrial Economy granted on 1997 by the European University Council for the Jean Monnet Action.
The group unites its researching work with the professional activity of consulting and reports elaboration about topics related to competitive economy, business competitiveness and development. The group combines the theoric statements with the politics and management focusing on economics and regional development politics fields, the European Union politics and innovation, the perceived risks and product innovation management processes.
Grupo de Referencia Competitiva 2016-2019 y 2020-2023
Miembro de la agrupación estratégica Ecobas
Reference Competitiveness Group 2016-2019
Ecobas Strategic Grouping member
ObjeCTIVES
The greater challenge accepted by the Competitiveness and Development Group is the integration of the business system as an energizer element; the growth and development value creation, and the regional politics encouragement measures along with the competitive forces in the european and global markets.
Experience
The main lines in the Jean Monnet Group on Competitiveness and Development transferable results proposal are focused on the design and evaluation of regional development politics on the European Union, innovation management and new products; along with non-profit institutions and Corporate Social Responsability (CSR)
The most used instrumentation techniques in the group’s transference activities are:
- Situation and economic cycle analysis,national and regional economies modelization and open economies impact evaluation models.
- Statistical and Econometric techniques: spatial econometrics, temporary series, multivariant analysis and latent variable structural equation models.