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Where does energy R&D come from? Examining crowding out from energy R&D
David Popp
, Richard Newell
Department of Public Administration
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Alternative Energy
100%
Energy R&D
100%
Energy Patents
66%
Social Value
50%
R&D Investment
50%
Patent Citations
33%
Social Return
33%
Private Cost
16%
Climate Policy
16%
Industry Level
16%
Citation Data
16%
Patent Data
16%
Financial Constraints
16%
Social Cost
16%
Modeller
16%
Policy Model
16%
Opportunity Cost
16%
Energy Research
16%
Technological Change
16%
Climate Change Mitigation
16%
Induced Technological Change
16%
Investment Type
16%
Profit-maximizing
16%
Crowding-out Effect
16%
Returns to R&D
16%
Financial Data
16%
Social Opportunity Cost
16%
D-linking
16%
Patent Activity
16%
Overall Benefit
16%
R&D Expenditure
16%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Opportunity Cost
100%
Technological Change
100%
Industry
50%
Financial Constraints
50%