Public-generated knowledge and private-generated knowledge have different economic characteristics, which will shape future knowledge-creation and innovation. The way in which knowledge production is funded - public or business - matters for subsequent application for innovation, particularly in resources allocation, excludability in consumption and excludability in production.
What does the retreat of public research mean for welfare and innovation
Daniele Archibugi;Andrea Filippetti
2017
Abstract
Public-generated knowledge and private-generated knowledge have different economic characteristics, which will shape future knowledge-creation and innovation. The way in which knowledge production is funded - public or business - matters for subsequent application for innovation, particularly in resources allocation, excludability in consumption and excludability in production.File in questo prodotto:
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