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Nelson (1959) - The Simple Economics Of Basic Scientific Research
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==Summary of the Paper==
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==Questions of the Paper
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The paper addresses the questions:
#'''How much should be spent''' on basic scientific research?
#Why does the '''private sector
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'' not spend the socially desireable amount?
===Social value, cost and profit===
===Is Current Social Policy Adequate
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The argument is that it doesn't exceed the social optimum is as follows.
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