Public R&D Investments and Private-Sector Patenting¶
Azoulay, P. (2019). Public R&D Investments and Private-Sector Patenting: Evidence from NIH Funding Rules.
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Domain-specific¶
- Crowding In
- Keynesian and post-Keynesian macroeconomics — the origin substrate: fiscal-multiplier analysis under slack, where stimulus amplifies private investment in recessions and the conventional crowding-out channel is weak. Development economics — public infrastructure (roads, power, ports, broadband) raising private capital formation in catch-up economies by lowering unit costs and expanding accessible markets, measured through growth-accounting decomposition of public-capital productivity. Innovation policy — public basic-research funding (NSF/NIH-scale grants) crowding in private R&D through uncrowdable spillovers
This sourceEvidence from NIH funding rules that public biomedical research funding raises private-sector patenting on net.
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- Keynesian and post-Keynesian macroeconomics — the origin substrate: fiscal-multiplier analysis under slack, where stimulus amplifies private investment in recessions and the conventional crowding-out channel is weak. Development economics — public infrastructure (roads, power, ports, broadband) raising private capital formation in catch-up economies by lowering unit costs and expanding accessible markets, measured through growth-accounting decomposition of public-capital productivity. Innovation policy — public basic-research funding (NSF/NIH-scale grants) crowding in private R&D through uncrowdable spillovers
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