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Patent Citations As a Measure of Knowledge Flows from Public Research". Management Science 59, no. 2 (2013).

Empirical estimations corroborate the hypothesis that knowledge coherence and variety, besides the traditional measure of knowledge stock, matter in shaping regional economic performances.

Just and sustainable development-which not only generates wealth but distributes it with some degree of fairness-requires a capable state that can make and execute policies with some measure of knowledge, coherence, and broadly respected authority.

Given the heterogeneous nature of applications often compiled with external help, American universities rely heavily on the SAT, a much less comprehensive measure of knowledge, often prepared for by students (at a heavy financial cost) outside school.

Using a Herfindahl-type measure of knowledge flow concentration and employing a difference-in-differences estimation to compare university-to-firm patent citations across two time periods, we find that the university diffusion premium (the degree to which university knowledge outflows are more widely distributed than those of firms) declined by more than half during the 1980s.

We employ Pathfinder network scaling, a recently developed and validated measure of knowledge structure acquisition, to determine whether the combinations of instruction and experience previously found to be effective in promoting declarative and procedural knowledge acquisition result in the development of expert-like knowledge structures.

However, one traditional measure of knowledge-flows, geographical location, turns out to have no significant influence in the extended model.

The paper proposes an original measure of knowledge-relatedness, using co-classification codes contained in patent documents, and examines the patterns of technological diversification of the whole population of firms from the United States, Italy, France, UK, Germany, and Japan patenting to the European Patent Office from 1982 to 1993.

A composite measure of knowledge-sharing efficacy [ 18] will be derived from combining data on the curriculum knowledge of participating women with curriculum knowledge of VHWs, to assess VHW performance in knowledge sharing.

"Test scores are very noisy measures of knowledge," he said.

These new measures of knowledge capital permit development accounting analyses calibrated with standard production parameters.