EFFECTS OF PROFITABILITY AND LIQUIDITY ON R&D INTENSITY: JAPANESE AND U.S. COMPANIES COMPARED.

Greg Hundley · Carol K. Jacobson · Seung Ho Park

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This study investigates the proposition that Japanese companies have a greater propensity than U.S. companies to sustain commitment to R&D in the face of fluctuating profits and liquidity. The anal...

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