"The university's liberal policy toward intellectual property rights allows many graduates to spin off companies from their research without much hassle."
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"Innovation Districts" are forming around "anchor institutions" providing founders with access to amenity-rich enclaves and high tech equipment which are strengthening knowledge spillovers. Now, where does government come in?
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@SJT01577359 Spencer, completely agree. I believe it was in our Economic Foundations course where we learned: for gov to invoke policy affecting a monopolist's model, gov must understand the company's MC, industry, etc better than them to make decisions for them. Thoughts? #techpolicy19w4
Looking at the issues Juul is experiencing, it is concerning whether this "safer alternative" is actually safer. Is this a policy window, or do the benefits of e-cigarettes still outweigh the negatives of traditional cigarettes? #techpolicy19w3 https://t.co/VRKpnllbqP
@SJT01577359 44m ahead of me...however I would say Twitter may be an example of a company taking advantage of policy window open right now! Waiting until elections are over would be too late. Will Facebook miss it? https://t.co/s6X7oNvnrA #techpolicy19w3
Progress=growth*equitable growth
*sustainability. One w/o the other causes progress to diminish. Hope comes from optimizing each for gains in the others. With savings of $500m, value can be transferred for continued progress elsewhere. #techpolicy19w2
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The priority is of @boeing and @airbus to ensure the environment and customer health are the highest regard for ultra-long-haul flights. Aus gov should monitor results and offer subsidies to promote wellbeing. #techpolicy19w1
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