Public/Private Partnerships In The United States

Albert Link

Industry and Innovation, 1999, vol. 6, issue 2, 191-217

Abstract: As greater attention is given to public support of private-sector R&D, it becomes imperative for policy makers to be able to offer an economic rationale for publicly-supported partnerships as well as a means for evaluating such relationships. This paper describes the experiences of the United States in forming public/private partnerships and how they have been evaluated.

Date: 1999
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