Economics of Research and Development Policies

Author: George Tich
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Publish Date: 2002-09-01
Features: This book studies RD (Research and Development) policy issues from a comprehensive perspective using a systematic analytical approach. The author strives to conduct rigorous analysis with as few academic terms as possible. It does not require readers to have a deep understanding of economics, nor does it demand familiarity with complex mathematical formulas like other economics textbooks in this field. The writing is fluent, the analysis is rigorous, and the data is detailed, making it a rare gem in this field. The book is aimed at three types of readers: economists and policy analysts interested in economic growth issues, business managers concerned with the science and technology policy environment, and those who are actually involved in the policy-making process. This book studies RD (Research and Development) policy issues from a comprehensive perspective using a systematic analytical approach. The author strives to conduct rigorous analysis with as few academic terms as possible. It does not require readers to have a deep understanding of economics, nor does it demand familiarity with complex mathematical formulas like other economics textbooks in this field. The writing is fluent, the analysis is rigorous, and the data is detailed, making it a rare gem in this field. The book is aimed at three types of readers: economists and policy analysts interested in economic growth issues, business managers concerned with the science and technology policy environment, and those who are actually involved in the policy-making process.