Beyond Technology Transfer: US State Policies to Harness University Research for Economic Development
MinervaPublished 1 March 2005
Roger L. Geiger, Creso S�
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Abstract
This paper examines the recent history of State-level policies in the United States for knowledge-based economic development, and identifies an emerging model based on technology creation. This new model goes beyond traditional investments in technology transfer and prioritizes cutting-edge scientific research in economically relevant fields. As research-intensive universities are indispensable for technology creation, these policies have yielded substantial new investments in university science.
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Decision SciencesEconomics, Econometrics and FinanceBusiness, Management and Accounting
