The development relation: University-government-enterprise. Comparative case Mexico, Korea and China

• Main Author: Hugo Martín Moreno Zacarías
• Format: Article
• Language: English
• Published: Universidad de Colima 2015-07-01
• Series: Portes: Revista mexicana de estudios sobre la Cuenca del Pacífico
• Subjects: desarrollo económico; Triple Hélice del Desarrollo; políticas económicas; Corea; China; México
• Online Access: http://revistasacademicas.ucol.mx/index.php/portes/article/view/254

Over global world, the competitive of the nations must be an internal structure for increase and sustainable the rich of the people. This structure should make sustained growth through the generation of proprietary technology; have a facilitator for the creation and enterprise development. A university linked with companies to solve problems and a firm that helps companies to grow new businesses. A whole system (Government-University-Industry) is called the Triple Helix of Development (THD). This paper reviews the actions of the Thd in recent years, in countries of Korea, China and Mexico. Korea have durable support of United States over the Civil War. At the end United States and Japan make cooperation for the creation of technology and export products to these countries. Providing capital to Korea to generate their own technology resources through foreign investment. China creates a model, which aims by 2020 to generate 30% of its own resources in basic research. Mexico begins to generate emerging technology products by supporting the Fund for Small and Medium Enterprises established the National System of Incubators and generates programs with universities and business entrepreneurs with the federal government creates financial support for the creation of industrial clusters.