Taxation Problems in the Commercialisation of Intellectual Property

Rider, Cameron; Hong, Lillian; O'Connell, Ann; Stewart, Miranda; Herring, Michelle

doi:10.2139/ssrn.934969

SSRN Journal

2006

DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.934969

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Taxation Problems in the Commercialisation of Intellectual Property

Cameron Rider

Lillian Hong

Ann O'Connell

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2007

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Australia spends proportionally more on university R&D, particularly when compared with business expenditure on R&D, than almost any other advanced economy, which suggests that creating the right environment to encourage the commercialisation of Australian university research results is vital if Australia is to obtain the best economic results from its investment. In this paper a meta-analysis is used to review literature from various sources available on the broad environment in which university research commercialisation is conducted in Australia in order to identify the key components of the environment and where change may encourage or promote better commercialisation outcomes.Australia, universities, research, R&D, commercialisation,

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Australian Framework for the Commercialisation of University Scientific Research

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Taxation Problems in the Commercialisation of Intellectual Property

Cited by 4 publications

References 21 publications

Australian Framework for the Commercialisation of University Scientific Research

Australian Framework for the Commercialisation of University Scientific Research

Impact of Developmental Aspirations on Taxation of Intellectual Property: An Appraisal

Tax Law and Policy for Indigenous Economic Development

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