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The Roles of Government and Industry in Research and Development for the Maritime Industries An Interim Report (1986) / Chapter Skim
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2. The Roles of Industry and Government in the R&D Process
Pages 7-9

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... However, in certain areas,the exceptional circumstances appear to be sufficiently prevalent as to dim, if not to obscure, the principle. Certainly, in the maritime industries, the complexities of government versus private sector roles are especially pronounced.
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... Energy R&D has been a recent example that was based on the perception of an immediate, significant, and socioeconomically damaging energy shortage. The program included major efforts at both technology creation and application.
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