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Historian's guide to statistics : quantitative analysis and historical research

Dollar, Charles M.; Jensen, Richard J. - 1971

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Adoption and diffusion of an innovation of uncertain profitability

Jensen, Richard - In: Journal of economic theory 27 (1982) 1, pp. 182-193

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American election analysis : a case history of methodological innovation and difussion

Jensen, Richard - In: Politics and the social sciences, (pp. 226-243). 1969

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History and the political scientist

Jensen, Richard - In: Politics and the social sciences, (pp. 1-28). 1969

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Innovation adoption and diffusion when there are competing innovations

Jensen, Richard - In: Journal of economic theory 29 (1983) 1, pp. 161-171

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Metropolitan elites in the midwest, 1907-29 : a study in multivariate collective biography

Jensen, Richard - In: The rich, the well born, and the powerful : elites and …, (pp. 285-303). 1973

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A note on migration models and simultaneity bias : the cases of income growth and employment growth

Jensen, Richard - In: The Indian journal of economics 58 (1978), pp. 481-490

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Party coalitions and the search for modern values : 1820-1970

Jensen, Richard - In: Emerging coalitions in American politics, (pp. 11-40). 1978

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Adoption and Diffusion of an Innovation Under Uncertain Profitablilty

Jensen, Richard - Center for Mathematical Studies in Economics and … - 1979

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University-Industry Spillovers, Government Funding, and Industrial Consulting

Jensen, Richard; Thursby, Jerry; Thursby, Marie C. - National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) - 2010

This paper presents a theoretical model of faculty consulting in the context of government and industry funding for research within the university, which then frames an empirical analysis of the funding and consulting of 458 individual faculty inventors from 8 major US universities. In the...

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