Innovation and cooperation: evidence from the Brazilian innovation survey
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Avellar, Ana Paula |
- Kupfer, David
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- 2011-07
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- In: National innovation surveys in Latin America: empirical evidence and policy implications. Santiago: ECLAC, 2011. p. 31-51. LC/W.408
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