A) unsustained profits; firms with marketable patents
B) the needed incentive; discovering new technologies
C) time; competitors to catch up with other's inventions
D) an opportunity; competitors seeking out innovations
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A) individuals; high
B) public investors; low
C) private investors; reasonable
D) the whole of society; high
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A) one-quarter to one-half of the social and economic benefits
B) one-quarter to one-third of social and economic benefits
C) one-third to one-half of the total economic benefits
D) one-quarter to one-third of the total economic benefits
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A) a permanent monopoly over all their inventions that never expires.
B) the option to fund all R&D projects through colleges or universities.
C) a reduction in corporate taxes based on amount of R&D performed.
D) assurance that antitrust authorities challenge cooperative R&D efforts.
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A) Wisconsin gains 200, Illinois gains 100
B) Wisconsin gains 200, Illinois loses 100
C) Wisconsin gains 300, Illinois loses 100
D) Wisconsin gains 300, Illinois gains 100
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A) competitive externalities arise.
B) potential externalities arise.
C) negative externalities arise.
D) positive externalities arise.
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A) nonrivalrous
B) unrivalrous
C) unexcludable
D) nonexcludable
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A) sufficient benefits for society as a whole.
B) completely appropriate benefits for the whole of society.
C) completely appropriate incentives for innovation.
D) sufficient incentives for innovation, as well as c.
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A) support each other.
B) oppose each other.
C) compliment each other.
D) sometimes a or b.
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A) basic technological research
B) technologically innovative research
C) applied technological research
D) technologically positive research
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A) rivalrous and excludable
B) nonrivalrous and excludable
C) rivalrous and nonexcludable
D) nonrivalrous and nonexcludable
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A) cost of financial capital is high
B) patent term expires in 20 years
C) cost of financial capital is low
D) a low rate of return is likely
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A) invention and competition; invention and monopoly
B) invention and monopoly; invention and public funding
C) invention and monopoly; invention and competition
D) invention and competition; invention and public funding
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A) Thomas Edison Patent Restoration Act
B) Sonny Bono Copyright Term Extension Act
C) Sonny Bono Patent Restoration Act
D) Thomas Edison Copyright Term Extension Act
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A) it will enjoy a small temporary advantage over the competition.
B) it would be able to set price to compensate for development costs.
C) it could sell the new computers as a monopoly for at least a few years.
D) it would receive a government bailout if losses could drive it out of business.
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A) Wisconsin gains 100, Illinois gains 200
B) Wisconsin gains 200, Illinois gains 300
C) Wisconsin gains 200, Illinois loses 100
D) Wisconsin gains 100, Illinois loses 100
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A) neither state cleaning the lake
B) Wisconsin cleaning the lake, Illinois not cleaning the lake
C) Wisconsin not cleaning the lake, Illinois cleaning the lake
D) both states cleaning the lake
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