How effective are fiscal incentives for R and D? A review of the evidence

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Fiscal incentives to promote R and D are analyzed in terms of their effectiveness, using econometric methods. Estimates for the impact of tax credits are set out.

Fiscal policy

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Is public R and D a complement or substitute for private R and D? A review of econometric evidence

Article Abstract:

The impact of public sector R and D is examined in detail in terms of its effect on R and D in the private sector, and arguments relating to possible crowding out.

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The US patent system in transition: policy innovation and the innovation process

Article Abstract:

The effect of changes in US policy on patents is examined in detail in terms of how they have affected innovation in the US, with a review of the literature.

Business, Innovations

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