Japanese research consortia: a microeconometric analysis of industrial policy

Article Abstract:

A microeconometric analysis of the influence of government-funded research consortia on the performance of Japanese companies was performed. Findings revealed that active involvement in these alliances positively affect research spending and productivity, even after extraneous variables were controlled. Results also showed that this influence partially arises from the improved knowledge spillovers that happen in these consortia.

Research, Industrial research, Science and technology policy, Strategic alliances (Business)

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The diversity of R&D consortia and firm behavior: evidence from Japanese data

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Cooperative research, or government-sponsored corporate research offers benefits such as skill sharing and diversity of approach. Diversity and expenditures correlate positively. Also, competition and shared knowledge increase productivity.

Research and Testing Services, Scientific Research and Development Services, R&D Facilities, Research & Development-Government, Statistical Data Included, Models, Management, High technology industry, Laboratories, Consortia, Government research

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Shimura Takashi: the last samurai

Article Abstract:

A profile of the Japanese actor Shimura Takashi is presented.

Biography, Motion picture actors and actresses, Movie actors, Takashi, Shimura

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