| 1974 - 642 lapas
...handsomely to society, and significantly to industry, Mansfield found that in nearly one-third of the cases, "The private rate of return was so low that no firm,...hindsight, would have invested in the innovation." The return from the same innovations from society's point of view, however, was "well worthwhile."... | |
| United States. Congress. Joint Economic Committee - 1978 - 134 lapas
...56 percent. Most important, however, was a third major finding : In about 10 percent of the cases, the private rate of return was so low that no firm...of hindsight would have invested in the innovation, but the social rate of return from the innovation was so high that, from society's point of view, the... | |
| United States. Congress. Joint Economic Committee - 1978 - 142 lapas
...be 56 percent. Most important, however, was a third major finding: In about 10 percent of the cases, the private rate of return was so low that no firm...of hindsight would have invested in the innovation, but the social rate of return from the innovation was so high that, from society's point of view, the... | |
| United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation - 1978 - 948 lapas
...are very low but the social returns are favorable. In about 30 percent of the Innovations In Table 1. the private rate of return was so low that no firm,...hindsight, would have invested in the innovation, but the social rate of return was so high that, from society's point of view, the investment was well... | |
| 1980 - 132 lapas
...private rate of return was about 25 percent. Third, in about 30 percent of the cases in this sample, the private rate of return was so low that no firm,...hindsight, would have invested in the innovation, but the social rate of return from the innovation was so high that, from society s point of view, the... | |
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