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Acknowledgements | ||
Ch. 1 | Defining Government's Role in Innovation | 1 |
Ch. 2 | The Influence of Federally-Financed R&D | 13 |
History of Federal R&D Support | 13 | |
The Effect on Private R&D | 15 | |
The Effect on Productivity Growth | 15 | |
Ch. 3 | The Production of Technical Knowledge | 19 |
Theoretical Framework | 21 | |
R&D Production Processes | 21 | |
Decisionmaking With No Governmental R&D Allocation | 29 | |
Decisionmaking With a Governmental R&D Allocation | 35 | |
Empirical Evidence | 41 | |
Descriptive Analysis | 41 | |
The Empirical Model | 44 | |
The Empirical Results | 47 | |
Conclusions | 49 | |
Appendix:Government as a Risk-Averse Bureaucrat | 55 | |
Governmental R&D Conducted In-House | 56 | |
Contracting with a Risk-Neutral Firm | 60 | |
Contracting with a Risk-Averse Firm | 67 | |
Conclusions | 68 | |
Ch. 4 | Investments in Infratechnology Research | 73 |
Investments in Infratechnology | 74 | |
Investments by Federal Laboratories | 74 | |
Investments by Industrial Laboratories | 75 | |
Infratechnology and Productivity | 76 | |
Conclusions | 80 | |
Ch. 5 | Economic Impact of Federal Investments in Infratechnology | 83 |
Evaluating Infratechnology Research | 84 | |
NIST's Investments to Implement Standards for Optical Fiber | 87 | |
The Optical Fiber Industry | 87 | |
Implementing Optical Fiber Standards | 93 | |
Estimating the Economic Impacts of NIST-Supported Standards | 98 | |
Implications of the Findings | 103 | |
NIST's Research Program on Electromigration Characterization | 106 | |
Electromigration Characterization | 106 | |
The U.S. Semiconductor Industry | 110 | |
Estimating the Economic Impact of Electromigration Research | 113 | |
Implications of the Findings | 118 | |
Conclusions | 120 | |
Ch. 6 | The Impact of External Research Relationships | 127 |
Description of the Data | 128 | |
External Research Relationships | 131 | |
University-Based Research Programs | 131 | |
State-Funded Science and Technology Center Research Programs | 136 | |
Empirical Analysis | 143 | |
Explaining Utilization of External Research | 143 | |
External Research Relationships and the Size Elasticity of R&D | 144 | |
External Research Relationships and the Efficiency of R&D | 147 | |
Conclusions | 148 | |
Ch. 7 | Policy Initiatives to Support Innovation | 153 |
The Research and Development Tax Credit | 154 | |
Tax Incentives as a Policy Tool | 154 | |
Tax Policies Affecting R&D | 159 | |
Effectiveness of the R&E Tax Credit | 164 | |
Conclusions | 166 | |
Ch. 8 | Restating Government's Role in Innovation | 171 |
References | 175 |
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