Revisión sistemática de la política industrial española
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https://doi.org/10.24197/ree.83.2024.259-284Keywords:
Systematic review; Industrial policy; Spain; economic growthAbstract
For many years, Spain has carried out a significant mismatch in the contribution of its strategic sectors to the economy compared to other European countries. The economic and industrial production crisis inherited after the Covid19 pandemic highlights the importance of addressing our economy's driving sectors.
In order to understand how industrial policy evolved in Spain in the last twelve years, a systematic literature review has been carried out with the intention of bridging the gap using the Web of Science and drawing out the key ideas and strategic lines defined by the authors on the past policies oriented towards industrial policy and future action proposals.
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