Europe has failed to create the right "ecosystem" that would encourage the creation of new ICT companies and sub-sectors, holding back the continent's post-crisis recovery, says a new study from the Brussels-based think tank Bruegel.
The problem in Europe does not appear to be a lack of generating new ideas, but rather problems in getting these ideas successfully to the market, according to the report titled: New ICT Sectors: Platform for European Growth?
"Among the barriers are the lack of a single digital market, fragmented intellectual property regimes, lack of an entrepreneurial culture, limited access to risk capital and an absence of ICT clusters," write the authors of the report.
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