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Knowledge sharing in research collaborations : understanding the drivers and barriers

Niedergassel, Benjamin - 2011 - 1. ed.

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R&D Tax Incentive: A Way of Increasing R&D in Lithuania

Paulauskaitė, Laura - 2009

Government and the increase in the innovation level through R&D is a way of ensuring further economic growth of the country. By …

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Exploratory Study of the Impact of Research and Development Tax Incentives in South Africa

Letaba, Petrus - 2012

The intention of this dissertation is to explore the impact of research anddevelopment (R&D) tax incentives in South Africa in the context of the objectivesof the government and the experience of companies. This qualitative studyinvestigated the impacts of R&D tax incentives on financial...

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Accounting for research and development: a review of SSAP 13 (revised)

Nixon, William - 1994

The primary aim of the research for this thesis was to establish the views of accountants in industry on how Research and Development (R&D) expenditure reported in accordance with SSAP 13 (Revised) might more fairly reflect managers' perceptions of therole, risks and benefits of R&D. Six case...

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Foreign-owned R&D facilities in China, England, Germany, and Sweden ? An analysis of regional entry and integration behavior

Heimann, Philip - 2005

inextricably connected with both business- and economics-driven dimensions of innovation. In fact, the phenomenon of a foreign …-owned R&D facility implies that a company innovation system must in some way integrate with a regional innovation system. A … enabling a comparison of these innovation environments. The second step was to examine the characteristics of the foreign …

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