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Climbing atop the Shoulders of Giants: The Impact of Institutions on Cumulative Research
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Stern, Scott
, Furman, Jeffrey L.
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Bibliographic citations
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/ Biology
/ Biomaterials
/ Biomedical materials
/ Citation analysis
/ Citation indexes
/ Coefficients
/ Collections
/ Cost estimates
/ Economic growth
/ Economic research
/ Empirical research
/ Funding
/ Informationsverbreitung
/ Innovation
/ Innovationsdiffusion
/ Institutionalism
/ Institutions
/ Knowledge
/ Knowledge management
/ Knowledge transfer
/ Life sciences
/ Management science
/ Measurement
/ Research centers
/ Research centres
/ Research methodology
/ Scientific discoveries
/ Shoulders
/ Studies
/ Technologiepark
/ U.S.A
/ Universities
/ USA
/ Wirtschaftswachstum
/ Wissensmanagement
/ Wissenstransfer
2011
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Climbing atop the Shoulders of Giants: The Impact of Institutions on Cumulative Research
by
Stern, Scott
, Furman, Jeffrey L.
in
Bibliographic citations
/ Bibliometrics
/ Bibliometrie
/ Biology
/ Biomaterials
/ Biomedical materials
/ Citation analysis
/ Citation indexes
/ Coefficients
/ Collections
/ Cost estimates
/ Economic growth
/ Economic research
/ Empirical research
/ Funding
/ Informationsverbreitung
/ Innovation
/ Innovationsdiffusion
/ Institutionalism
/ Institutions
/ Knowledge
/ Knowledge management
/ Knowledge transfer
/ Life sciences
/ Management science
/ Measurement
/ Research centers
/ Research centres
/ Research methodology
/ Scientific discoveries
/ Shoulders
/ Studies
/ Technologiepark
/ U.S.A
/ Universities
/ USA
/ Wirtschaftswachstum
/ Wissensmanagement
/ Wissenstransfer
2011
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Climbing atop the Shoulders of Giants: The Impact of Institutions on Cumulative Research
by
Stern, Scott
, Furman, Jeffrey L.
in
Bibliographic citations
/ Bibliometrics
/ Bibliometrie
/ Biology
/ Biomaterials
/ Biomedical materials
/ Citation analysis
/ Citation indexes
/ Coefficients
/ Collections
/ Cost estimates
/ Economic growth
/ Economic research
/ Empirical research
/ Funding
/ Informationsverbreitung
/ Innovation
/ Innovationsdiffusion
/ Institutionalism
/ Institutions
/ Knowledge
/ Knowledge management
/ Knowledge transfer
/ Life sciences
/ Management science
/ Measurement
/ Research centers
/ Research centres
/ Research methodology
/ Scientific discoveries
/ Shoulders
/ Studies
/ Technologiepark
/ U.S.A
/ Universities
/ USA
/ Wirtschaftswachstum
/ Wissensmanagement
/ Wissenstransfer
2011
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Climbing atop the Shoulders of Giants: The Impact of Institutions on Cumulative Research
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Climbing atop the Shoulders of Giants: The Impact of Institutions on Cumulative Research
2011
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While cumulative knowledge production is central to growth, little empirical research investigates how institutions shape whether existing knowledge can be exploited to create new knowledge. This paper assesses the impact of a specific institution, a biological resource center, whose objective is to certify and disseminate knowledge. We disentangle the marginal impact of this institution on cumulative research from the impact of selection, in which the most important discoveries are endogenously linked to research-enhancing institutions. Exploiting exogenous shifts of biomaterials across institutional settings and employing a difference-in-differences approach, we find that effective institutions amplify the cumulative impact of individual scientific discoveries.
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