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Why do firms do basic research (with their own money)?
Research Policy · 1990 · Vol. 19(2) · pp. 165–174
Nathan Rosenberg✉(Stanford University)
Innovation Policy and R&DInnovation Diffusion and ForecastingEconomic Growth and ProductivityChangeoverComputer scienceTechnological convergenceMacroConvergence (economics)Perspective (graphical)Quantitative analysis (chemistry)Measure (data warehouse)Industrial engineeringData science
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