The Economic Laws of Scientific Research

Terence Kealey

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Acknowledgements and Apologies - Francis Bacon and Adam Smith - Research and Development in Antiquity - The so-called Dark Ages - The Commercial Revolution - The Agricultural Revolution -The Industrial Revolution - Economic History since 1870 - Science Policies of the 20th Century -The Economics of Research: Why the Linear Model Fails - The Real Economics of Research - The so-called Decline of British and American Science - Dr Pangloss was Right - Index

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