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Final report. Technology innovation for global change: The role of assessment, R and D, and regulation

Author(s) -

William C. Clark,

John P. Holdren,

Vicki NorbergBohm

Publication year - 2001

Publication title -

osti oai (u.s. department of energy office of scientific and technical information)

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Reports

DOI - 10.2172/800812

Subject(s) - opportunism , government (linguistics) , action (physics) , work (physics) , technological change , government regulation , business , industrial organization , public relations , political science , marketing , economics , engineering , law , mechanical engineering , philosophy , linguistics , physics , quantum mechanics , china , macroeconomics

Through the research carried out under this grant, we have made considerable progress in addressing our fundamental research question: How and under what conditions can government stimulate radical technological innovation? More specifically, we have analyzed three pathways through which government may influence the decisions by firms to invest in radical technological innovation: technological opportunism (supply-push policies), regulatory responsiveness (demand-pull policies) and anticipatory action (assessments and information policy). We have produced several written documents, as well as made several presentations of our work. We are now working on a book based on this research, which we will have to a publisher in 2002. We are also pursuing other opportunities for dissemination of the results, including both presentations and articles in the academic and policy press

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