Polytechnic Institutes in Portugal: research on the impact of twelve institutes on the local economy ; Paper presented in track 7 at the ; EAIR 41st Annual Forum in Leiden, The Netherlands 25 till 28 August 2019

Trabalho apresentado em EAIR 41st Annual Forum, 25-28 agosto 2019, Leiden, Países Baixos. ; Polytechnic Institutes in Portugal: research on the impact of twelve institutes on the local economy Higher Education Institutions are recognized as important actors in regional development. The Portuguese higher education system comprises both Universities and Polytechnic Institutes, which face an increasing pressure to demonstrate that their presence has an impact on the surrounding communities contributing to their economic development. This paper presents the estimation of the economic impact of twe... Mehr ...

Verfasser: Oliveira, Pedro
Alves, João
Bailôa, Sandra
Basto, Mário
Cadima, Rita Alexandra Cainço Dias
Correia, Florbela
Costa, Vânia
Cunha, Jorge
Daniel, Ana
Dominguinhos, Pedro
Esteves, Salete
Fernandes, Joana
Figueiredo, António
Grilo, Luís
Jorge, Nuno
Lucas, Eugénio
Malva, Madalena
Maximiano, Catarina
Mendes, Susana
Moreira, Anabela
Moreira, Sandrina
Mourato, Joaquim
Natário, Manuela
Nunes, Sandra
Pedro, Fátima
Pedro, Cristina Pereira
Pereira, Raquel
Pinheiro, Fernanda
Romero, Félix
Santos, Carla
Serafim, Miguel
Simões, Joaquim
Vareiro, Laurentina
Dokumenttyp: conferenceObject
Erscheinungsdatum: 2019
Schlagwörter: Higher education institutions / Economic impact model / Regional development / Demand-side approach / Questionnaire
Sprache: Englisch
Permalink: https://search.fid-benelux.de/Record/base-29182927
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Link(s) : http://hdl.handle.net/10400.8/4588

Trabalho apresentado em EAIR 41st Annual Forum, 25-28 agosto 2019, Leiden, Países Baixos. ; Polytechnic Institutes in Portugal: research on the impact of twelve institutes on the local economy Higher Education Institutions are recognized as important actors in regional development. The Portuguese higher education system comprises both Universities and Polytechnic Institutes, which face an increasing pressure to demonstrate that their presence has an impact on the surrounding communities contributing to their economic development. This paper presents the estimation of the economic impact of twelve Polytechnic Institutes, located in quite diverse regions, based on a shared model so that comparisons have a collective framework of analysis. The main results obtained show that the economic impact ranged from 1.8% to 10.6% of the local GDP and that these Institutes are major local employers. ; info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion