2016
DOI: 10.1186/s40604-016-0043-8
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Decoding symbiotic endogeneity: the stochastic input-output analysis of university-business-government alliances

Abstract: The theoretical population ecology constructs of commensalism, parasitism, and amensalism are applied in an analysis of the Knowledge Cluster Initiative (KCI), a unique social experiment establishing university-business-government alliances for knowledge-intensive innovative clusters in Japan. An analysis based on multiple negative binomial regressions to confirm the interdependence of the triple helix variables revealed that new startup venture firms served as an input factor for filing new patents and develo… Show more

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