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Effects of strengthening intellectual property rights in newly industrialized economies : evidence from Taiwan's 1994 patent reform

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Is innovation the story of Taiwan's economic growth?

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Scientific linkages and firm productivity : panel data evidence from Taiwanese electronics firms

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Science and technology co-evolution in AI : empirical understanding through a linked dataset of scientific articles and patents

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Innovation strategy and business performance of Japanese manufacturing firms

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Japan's patent system and business innovation: reassessing pro-patent policies

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Software patent and its impact on software innovation in Japan

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Catching up or lagging behind? : assessment of technological capacity of China by patent database

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Science park, triple helix, and regional innovative capacity : province-level evidence from China

Juthathip Jongwanich - In: Journal of the Asia Pacific economy 19 (2014) 2, pp. 333-352

By precipitating a clustering effect and encouraging the establishment of links among firms and academic and research institutions (the so-called triple helix), science parks are expected to have both direct and indirect effects on promoting regional technological capacity. Based on a...

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