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The economic benefits of publicly funded basic research: a critical review
Research Policy · 2001 · Vol. 30(3) · pp. 509–532
Ammon Salter✉(University of Sussex)Ben R. Martin(University of Sussex)
Innovation Policy and R&DEconomic Growth and ProductivityEnergy, Environment, Economic GrowthVariety (cybernetics)Public economicsGovernment (linguistics)EconomicsInvestment (military)Basic researchSubject (documents)Field (mathematics)Public policyPolitical science
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