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SECTION 1: INNOVATION AND RISK<br />

Innovation involves more than just<br />

physical products. Some 78% of the UK<br />

economy is in services, where <strong>innovation</strong> plays<br />

a key role.<br />

Technological improvements will increase<br />

productivity by as much as 25% and will generate<br />

a predicted $3.7 to $10.8 trillion for the world<br />

economy by 2025.<br />

10<br />

East Asian economies such as Japan, Korea<br />

and China experienced major economic growth<br />

in the second half of the twentieth century, driven<br />

partly by ‘catch-up <strong>innovation</strong>’.<br />

JAPAN<br />

CHINA<br />

1978 to present<br />

1950s to 1980s<br />

SOUTH KOREA<br />

1960s to 1980s<br />

Twenty years ago, there<br />

were fewer than 3 million<br />

people with internet<br />

access; now there are<br />

nearly 2.5 billion.<br />

The Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system<br />

in Bogota, Colombia is a good example<br />

of (city) government-led institutional<br />

<strong>innovation</strong>.

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