The law of good in the agroindustrial district of Anápolis
potential and challenges for regional innovation
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https://doi.org/10.12662/2447-6641oj.v23i43.p77-97.2025Keywords:
tax law, technological innovation, regional developmentAbstract
Objective: Based on articles 218 and 219 of the Federal Constitution, which establish the State's duty to promote scientific and technological development as pillars of national progress, this article examines the normative effectiveness of said legislation in the context of the Anápolis Agroindustrial District (DAIA), in Goiás.
Method: Adopting a qualitative methodology of bibliographic and documentary review, the research analyzes the way in which companies located there incorporate legal devices into their innovation strategies, as well as the legal and institutional repercussions resulting from this practice.
Originality/Relevance: With an interdisciplinary nature, the study guarantees originality and relevance aimed at promoting Research, Development and Innovation (RD&I) in the national and regional production sector.
Results: The study demonstrates that the regulated implementation of the Lei do Bem in DAIA favors the consolidation of the innovation ecosystem, promotes coordination between public and private entities, and reinforces the convergence between fiscal policy and regional development. The analysis contributes to the debate on the realization of constitutional rights to innovation and productive competitiveness through inductive legal instruments.
Theoretical contributions: The study that deals in an interdisciplinary way with Law No. 11,196/2005, called Lei do Bem, constitutes a relevant research instrument for the legal literature converged on the induction and promotion of Research, Development and Innovation (RD&I) in the national and regional productive sector.
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