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Impacts of DOE-Developed Industrial Technologies
August 1, 1997

Research Report ie971
Authors:

R. Neal Elliott, Scott McGaraghan, and Katherine Wang

Description:

Reviews the history and market impacts of three examples of DOE-developed industrial technologies and addresses the importance of government-supported industrial RD&D.

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