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Collaborative Research and High-Temperature Superconductivityercial exploitation of high-temperature superconductivity (HTS). The commercial possibilities for this technology are profound if superconductivity can be achieved with materials that are producible in commercial quantities.

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Masahiro Kawai,Yuzuru Ozeki,Hiroshi TokumaruThe focus on government laboratories in improving the U.S. economy is largely attributable to the enormous national investment in their research activities. Approximately 380 federal laboratories expend one fourth of all federal R&D funds and employ one sixth of U.S. researchers [3]. Yet few commerc

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The Southern Chinese Borders in History,gical change. Between 1945 and the mid-1970s, the two main tracks of policy were . and .. Science policy included scientific education and research funding in universities and public sector laboratories. Industrial policy included industrial restructuring, capital grants, R&D subsidies and subsidize

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Introduction: The Disappearing Frontier?,ased on the argument that innovation involves the process of creating information, and information has at least some characteristics of being a public good.” While this idea is currently being debated in the U.S.,. it has long been accepted in Japan that R&D output contains at least an element of a

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Introduction: The Disappearing Frontier?,mplex factors. Among the factors frequently mentioned is the practice of industrial targeting, or more generally industrial policy on the part of the U.S. trading partners. It has been argued that an activist industrial policy on the part of foreign governments may confer upon foreign firms an unfai