Public-private cooperation in agricultural research: examples from The Netherlands.

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This chapter provides an economic rationale for public-private cooperation (PPC) in research in terms of potential benefits, risks and costs. Conditions conducive to PPC and obstacles to successful PPC are outlined. The chapter then reviews experiences of PPC in the Netherlands with special attention to agricultural research. It is concluded that PPC has probably increased the effectiveness, efficiency, and volume of total research efforts.

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