Geographic Spillovers of University Research: on Patent Activities of the High Technology Sectors in Austria

Manfred M. Fischer; Attila Varga

doi:10.1007/978-3-540-24823-1_8

Geographic Spillovers of University Research: on Patent Activities of the High Technology Sectors in Austria

In: Geographic Spillovers of University Research: on Patent Activities of the High Technology Sectors in Austria (Advances in spatial science)

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New economic growth theories may be simply described as an attempt to revive the notion of increasing returns within a theoretical framework that retains the cardinal virtues of the neo-classical systems. Accumulation of knowledge and its spillover into productive...

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