Titlebook: Bending the Arc of Innovation: Public Support of R&D in Small, Entrepreneurial Firms; Albert N. Link,John T. Scott Book 2013 The Author(s)

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Studies Conducted Using the National Research Council Database,Three areas of literature are summarized in this chapter. They relate to the (1) probability of a firm commercializing from a SBIR-funded project, (2) employment growth in firms that conducted a SBIR-funded project, and (3) relationships with other firms forged from SBIR-funded projects.

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Toward an Evaluation of the SBIR Program,As with any public-sector program, arguments about public accountability stress the importance of demonstrating net social benefits. The extant literature on this subject is summarized in this chapter.

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Bending the Arc of Innovation: Public Support of R&D in Small, Entrepreneurial Firms

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Book 2013ective transfer of knowledge created with the small firm‘s publicly-supported research. Both parties to the agreement have better access to the knowledge resources of the other. Link and Scott show how these agreements allow the dedication of resources and organizational efforts necessary for the co

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