Chapter 6: Social Science Utilization in State Legislatures

Douglas E. Mitchell

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Social research and development has emerged as a major industry during the last three decades. Exactly how large the industry has become is a little difficult to calculate. In 1976, for example, estimates of Federal Government expenditures for social research ranged from a low of $493 million (by the National Science Foundation; see Weiss, 1977b; Haviland, 1976) to a high of $1.8 billion (by the National Research Council; see

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