Sentence examples for spillovers cooperation from inspiring English sources

Concerning the welfare effects of cooperative R&D with spillovers, cooperation raises social welfare when the spillover is high (Suzumura 1992).

We investigate the impact of knowledge spillovers and R&D cooperation on innovation activities in three German regions.

"Some countries have become more inward-looking and less willing to take part in international cooperation, and the spillovers of their policy adjustments are deepening," Xi said in September, stopping short of mentioning the United States by name.

Our estimation results show that firms from high-technological industries, with higher levels of absorptive capacity and of innovation investment, who give importance to incoming spillovers management, and who cooperate with firms from the same group or with suppliers, place greater value on cooperation partners in the innovation process.

By observing a team's efficiency before and after the firm-level event, we identify the behavioral spillovers of freeriding to team-level cooperation and coordination.

We recognize that the potential for greater efficiency to be realized through an integrated approach to supporting CHWs, building trust between health systems and communities and creating positive spillovers for public health through strategic cooperation must be balanced against the labour-intensive practice of developing and sustaining good partnership practices.

Even as its $1.3 billion anti-drug program for Colombia is off to a sputtering start, the United States is making plans to expand its aid and cooperation to combat a "spillover effect" of drug trafficking and guerrilla activities in neighboring Latin American nations, Clinton administration officials say.

Even if the territorial gains by ISIS are reversed, its offensive has already rapidly reframed analytical debates over the nature and fortunes of al-Qaeda and the jihadist movement, the ability to contain spillover from Syria, possible areas of U.S.-Iranian cooperation and the viability of President Obama's light-footprint Middle East strategy.

Even though this policy was less interventionist than the US embargo, it limited the political spillovers of an active and stable business and security cooperation.

The spillover from the global-financial crisis of 2008 affected cooperation in a negative way.

Previous works have shown whether producers and consumers would be better off under product market cooperation depends particularly on product differentiation and R&D spillovers.