Science, Technology, and Innovation Policy

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Ch 1 Research and Development: Opportunities and Challenges

Peter D. Linquiti

Ch 1 Introduction

Albert Link and John Scott

Ch 1 Introduction

Peter D. Blair

Ch 2 A Primer on the Public Sector R&D Enterprise

Peter D. Linquiti

Ch 2 Market Failure and Public Support of R&D

Albert Link and John Scott

Ch 2 Pre-History: Meeting the Need for Science Advice to the U.S. Congress

Peter D. Blair

Ch 3 R&D Portfolio Valuation and Formation

Peter D. Linquiti

Ch 3 The Productivity Slowdown in the United States

Albert Link and John Scott

Ch 3 Key Features of the Technology Assessment Act of 1972

Peter D. Blair

Ch 4 An Emphasis on Small, Entrepreneurial Firms

Albert Link and John Scott

Ch 4 Public Sector R&D Valuation: A Practical Example

Peter D. Linquiti

Ch 4 Startup: Setting the Agenda in OTA’s Early Years

Peter D. Blair

Ch 5 Recommendations for Public Sector R&D Managers

Peter D. Linquiti

Ch 5 The SBIR Program

Albert Link and John Scott

Ch 5 Growing Pains: Evolution of OTA’s Process of Technology Assessment

Peter D. Blair

Ch 6 Next Steps in Valuing R&D Portfolios: A Research Agenda

Peter D. Linquiti

Ch 6 The Economic Role of the SBIR Program

Albert Link and John Scott

Ch 6 Impact and Influence as the OTA Model Matured

Peter D. Blair

Ch 7 The National Research Council Database

Albert Link and John Scott

Ch 7 Closing OTA: Transition in the 104th Congress

Peter D. Blair

Ch 8 Studies Conducted Using the National Research Council Database

Albert Link and John Scott

Ch 8 After the Fall: Post OTA Efforts to Fill the Gap

Peter D. Blair

Ch 9 Looking Forward: Comparing Future Options

Peter D. Blair

Ch 9 Toward an Evaluation of the SBIR Program

Albert Link and John Scott

Ch 10 Conclusions

Peter D. Blair

Ch 10 Concluding Observations about Public Support of R&D in Small, Entrepreneurial Firms

Albert Link and John Scott