E&M
2019/2
Indice
Dossier: 1969 Back to the Future
Dossier: Science and Technology
Dossier: Capital and Labor
Dossier: Civil Rights
The Long March from Stonewall to an LGBTQ+ Market
Dossier: Sex, Drugs, and Rock 'n' Roll
The Legacy of Woodstock Is (A)live
Cannabis: An Evergreen Business
Visual Readings
Focus: Competing on the Web and with the Web
The 5 Rules of Online Business
Sharing Economy
Entrepreneurship
Special 30 years of Economia & Management
1998-2007: Great Transformations at the Turn of the Millennium
A Synergy of Public and Private in Space Exploration
The first phase in the history of human exploration of space, in the 1950s and ’60s, saw a pre-eminent role of government: public investment in the military field and the missions to the moon set off processes of technological innovation with very positive spinoffs for the economies as a whole, as in the case of the development of satellite technologies,#Since the 1970s, more and more private corporations have entered the space economy. Today the satellite economy amounts globally to 270 billion dollars, while the non-satellite part of the space economy, including robot exploration of the solar system and space science, is worth about 79 billion dollars. This is therefore a minimal fraction of the global economy, but in reality the contributions that could arise from it could be decisive in increasing the efficiency of a wide variety of sectors, from agriculture to healthcare and smart cities. To enable a further development of the space economy, it therefore becomes necessary to set up innovative business models, for example by establishing innovative forms of cooperation between the public and private sectors.
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