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ANALYSIS OF FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE STUDENT ENTREPRENEURSHIP INTEREST IN THE DIGITAL ERA
Marisa Revansa, Ahmad Mardalis
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IEEE Potentials, 2021
Enacted by the U.S. Congress to more readily advance inventions to practical benefit, the 1980 Bayh?Dole Act allows U.S. institutions to take the title of federally funded inventions. Thus, it effectively removed the U.S. federal government as the gatekeeper for technology transfer.
Pamela Bhatti, Srini Tridandapani
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Enacted by the U.S. Congress to more readily advance inventions to practical benefit, the 1980 Bayh?Dole Act allows U.S. institutions to take the title of federally funded inventions. Thus, it effectively removed the U.S. federal government as the gatekeeper for technology transfer.
Pamela Bhatti, Srini Tridandapani
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Managerial and Decision Economics, 2008
AbstractThis paper proposes a model of the choice to commercialize research, of the amount and type of pre‐commercial research to perform, and of the timing of commercialization by an academic scientist, and analyzes the returns and costs of these choices.
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AbstractThis paper proposes a model of the choice to commercialize research, of the amount and type of pre‐commercial research to perform, and of the timing of commercialization by an academic scientist, and analyzes the returns and costs of these choices.
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Social Entrepreneurship, Gendered Entrepreneurship?
2013In recent decades, the gendered dimensions of management, organizations, and traditional entrepreneurship have been disclosed by research. The expanding practice of social entrepreneurship raises questions about whether similar patterns are reconstructed there too, or whether gender is constructed differently in this field. In this chapter, the results
Malin Gawell, Elisabeth Sundin
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Journal of Biomaterials Applications, 1987
Entrepreneurial companies in biomaterials serve a valuable function in lowering the risk of developing new products and devices. In many cases liability considerations and a pragmatic conservatism make it difficult for established health-care products suppliers to develop new products directly. Biomaterials entrepreneurs encounter more difficulties in
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Entrepreneurial companies in biomaterials serve a valuable function in lowering the risk of developing new products and devices. In many cases liability considerations and a pragmatic conservatism make it difficult for established health-care products suppliers to develop new products directly. Biomaterials entrepreneurs encounter more difficulties in
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2013
In an entrepreneurial market economy, every economic activity needs specific financing in order to be effectively realized. The entrepreneur needs finance to fund innovation projects. Financial markets and banks have to find entrepreneurs to whom they could grant credit in order to realize profits from their own activities.
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In an entrepreneurial market economy, every economic activity needs specific financing in order to be effectively realized. The entrepreneur needs finance to fund innovation projects. Financial markets and banks have to find entrepreneurs to whom they could grant credit in order to realize profits from their own activities.
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