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Bounding the effects of R&D : an investigation using matched establishment-firm data

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The structure of firm R&D and the factor intensity of production

Adams, James D. - 1997

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Science and industry : tracing the flow of basic research through manufacturing and trade

Adams, James D.; Clemmons, J. Roger - In: Economics of innovation and new technology 17 (2008) 5/6, pp. 473-495

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Public technology infrastructure, R&D sourcing, and research joint ventures

Adams, James D.; Marcu, M.; Wang, A. J. - In: Economics of innovation and new technology 17 (2008) 7/8, pp. 631-648

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Learning, internal research, and spillovers

Adams, James D. - 2008

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Comparative localization of academic and industrial spillovers

Adams, James D. - In: Clusters, networks, and innovation, (pp. 379-408). 2007

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Capturing knowledge : the location decision of new Ph.D.s working in industry

Sumell, Albert J.; Stephan, Paula E.; Adams, James D. - In: Science and engineering careers in the United States : …, (pp. 257-287). 2009

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The origins of industrial scientific discoveries

Adams, James D.; Clemmons, J. Roger - 2008

"This paper estimates science production functions for R&D-performing firms in the United States using scientific papers as the measure of output, by analogy with patents. The underlying evidence covers 200 top U.S. R&D firms during 1981-1999 as well as 110 top U.S. universities. We find that...

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10003660666

Comparative localization of academic and industrial spillovers

Adams, James D. - In: Clusters, networks, and innovation, (pp. 379-408). 2005

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10003240671

How rapidly does science leak out?

Adams, James D.; Clemmons, J. Roger; Stephan, Paula E. - 2006

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