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IIPP Response to the Department of Business and Trade Green Paper: Invest 2035

Professor Mazzucato and the UCL Institute of Innovation and Public Purpose submitted a response to the Department of Business and Trade Green Paper's open consultation process.

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  • IIPP Response to the Department of Business and Trade Green Paper: Invest 2035

This response the Department of Business and Trade Green Paper: Invest 2035 is part of the UCL Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose’s (UCL IIPP) publication series.

Explore more working papers and policy reports here.

 

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The UK Department for Business and Trade’s Invest 2035: The UK’s Modern Industrial Strategy consultation sought feedback on proposals to drive economic growth, foster innovation, and strengthen industrial capabilities. The aim is to shape policies for a resilient, future-oriented UK economy.

Professor Mariana Mazzucato and the UCL Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose (IIPP) submitted a response building on the work of the UCL Commission for Mission-Oriented Innovation and Industrial Strategy (MOIIS), chaired by Professor Mazzucato and Lord David Willetts. The commission introduced a bold framework redefining industrial strategy, shifting focus from sectoral to challenge-led approaches. It emphasised mission-oriented policies to tackle societal challenges, drive innovation, and enable sustainable, inclusive growth—work that remains foundational to policy debates today.

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  • Mariana Mazzucato | Founding Director and Professor in the Economics of Innovation and Public Value | UCL Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose (IIPP) 

This response the Department of Business and Trade Green Paper: Invest 2035 is part of the UCL Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose’s (UCL IIPP) publication series.

Explore more working papers and policy reports here.

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