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Over the last decades, innovation has been a strategic axis in the development of regions. Techno-economic innovation has focused on the relationship between the market and capital, in the belief that it is the market that motivates economic growth on a basis of technical progress (Schumpeter, 1969). However, various social, institutional, political and environmental manifestations have brought the need for change to the table. The innovation system must develop new properties and characteristics that allow regions to increase their capacities (Roddien, 2010), based on the dynamism and collaboration of their productive, institutional and financial subsystems (Palacios, Estrada & Álvarez, 2016). From this, a global index was constructed and time series analysis was used. The main finding is the expansion of the global efficiency index; the prospective of each sub-index shows acceleration in the economic structure, creative classes, innovative effort and infrastructure, but deceleration in the environment. |
