Efficiency of basic and applied research across European countries
Published on:
8 May 2024
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Applications
Paper Authors:
Vladimír Holý,
Karel Šafr
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Uses citations and patents as proxies for basic and applied research outputs
Finds efficiency is higher for countries with greater economic advancement
Relation is stronger for applied research than basic research
Suggests applied research outputs are more easily measured
Important for evaluating research and policymaking
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Efficiency of basic and applied research across European countries
This paper analyzes the efficiency of 28 European Union countries in conducting basic and applied research from 2008-2014. It uses a robust data envelopment analysis method to classify countries as efficient or inefficient, finding that more economically advanced countries tend to have higher research efficiency, especially for applied research with more tangible outputs.
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