Knowledge transfers from federally supported R&D

Albert Link

International Entrepreneurship and Management Journal, No 0, 12 pages

Abstract: Abstract The purpose of this paper is to identify covariates with publication activity, a form of knowledge transfer, from SBIR publicly funded research. The paper offers an argument about the policy relevance of studying knowledge transfers from publicly funded research that occurs in private sector firms. Relevant explanatory variables are the length of the funded research project, university involvement in the project, the firm’s history of SBIR funding, and the academic background of firms’ founders.

Keywords: Technology transfer; Public sector R&D; Entrepreneurship; Program evaluation; SBIR program; H54; L26; O31; O32; O38 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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