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Research and Development and Economic Growth in Japan

Keichi Oshima

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There is no question that science and technology play one of the most important roles in the economic growth of advanced countries. However, when one attempts to discover the relation between the effort devoted to research and development and the economic growth of a nation, it is not easy to find a simple correlation between them.

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There is no question that science and technology play one of the most important roles in the economic growth of advanced countries. However, when one attempts to discover the relation between the effort devoted to research and development and the economic growth of a nation, it is not easy to find a simple correlation between them.

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There is no question that science and technology play one of the most important roles in the economic growth of advanced countries. However, when one attempts to discover the relation between the effort devoted to research and development and the economic growth of a nation, it is not easy to find a simple correlation between them.

Key concepts: Relation (database), Simple (philosophy), Research development, Political science, Computer science, Epistemology, Philosophy, Biology

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