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Uncertain R & D and the Porter hypothesis
David Popp
Department of Public Administration
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Business & Economics
Porter Hypothesis
100%
Environmental Policy
68%
R and D
50%
Michael Porter
31%
Competitiveness
29%
Neoclassical Economics
26%
R&D Projects
26%
Profit
25%
Economic Research
25%
Environmental Regulation
23%
Expected Value
23%
Moral Hazard
22%
Economies of Scale
22%
Innovation
17%
Simulation
15%
Uncertainty
13%
Alternatives
11%