Introduction
One of the main goals of all countries is to provide a better quality of life for their citizens. To achieve this, governments develop and implement different policies to enhance the competitiveness of firms, as they are the main drivers of job creation in society.1 In modern economies, the main role of the government is not necessarily to be an entrepreneur itself but to provide a very efficient ecosystem in which companies and entrepreneurs can be more innovative and competitive. However, it is challenging for governments to do this because simply developing new policies and creating grant schemes, while necessary, are not sufficient. To achieve the desired outcomes, transformations are required in many areas of an economy.