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    "abstract": "The purpose of this paper is to give a brief overview of the impact knowledge and innovation has\r\nhad throughout the last two decades on the economic changes between new and old EU members from the\r\nLisbon Strategy (2000-2010) to the Europe 2020 strategy. The research carry out a cross country\r\ncomparative analysis of competitiveness and innovation by examining the ratio of R&D expenditure to\r\ngross domestic product (GDP) as well as R&D funded by government and private sector. In essence, we\r\nfound that the economic gap between the old EU countries and the new EU member states is significantly\r\ncorrelated with investing in R&D and existence of R&D intensity gap.  ",
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