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Successful Public-Private Research Partnerships
Pages 65-66

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... These public-private collaborations can significantly expand the breadth and depth of technical expertise available to the individual partners, reduce the costs and risks of research and development, and bring new technologies to the marketplace faster. The federal government can also provide incentives to promote new technologies and support policy objectives through tax policies and cosponsored research.
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From page 66...
... Further innovations in public-private partnerships would enable them to address a range of policy-driven technical objectives: the development of new technologies to support stringent regulatory requirements meeting commercialization requirements for new technologies that have limited market pull but that would provide substantial public benefits the development of new technologies that require large capital investments in new facilities, communications, transportation, or other infrastructures global diffusion of existing new technologies with substantial environmental benefits, such as cleaner, more energy-efficient infrastructures for developing countries NOTE Information on PNGV is available online at .
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