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Technology infrastructure and competitive position

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Strategies for technology-based competition : meeting the new global challenge

Link, Albert N. - 1987

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Infratechnologies and economic growth

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The functions of technology infrastructure in a competitive economy

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Standardization in technology-based markets

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The disaggregated technology production function : a new model of university and corporate research

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Underinvestment in public good technologies

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Infratechnologies and the role of government

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The technology policy experiment as a policy research tool

Tassey, Gregory - In: Research policy : policy, management and economic … 14 (1985) 1, pp. 39-52

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The Disaggregated Technology Production Function : A New Model of University and Corporate Research

Tassey, Gregory - 2013

To better understand the complexities of industrialtechnology, an examination of existing research and development (R&D)growth models is conducted and a new model is provided. Industrial technologyis composed of three elements: a fundamental technology base, proprietarymarket applications...

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