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8. The Prominent Hill iron oxide – Cu – Au deposit in South Australia: A deposit formation model based on geology, geochemistry, stable isotopes and fluid inclusions

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Schlegel, Tobias U., Heinrich, Christoph A., Wagner, Thomas, and Barton, Mark

Subjects
020209 energy, IRON OXIDES (MINERALOGY), 02 engineering and technology, 010502 geochemistry & geophysics, 01 natural sciences, MIGRATION OF CHEMICAL ELEMENTS (GEOCHEMISTRY), LAGERSTÄTTENBILDUNG, URSACHEN VON LAGERSTÄTTENBILDUNG, GAWLER CRATON (MOUNTAINS OF SOUTHERN AUSTRALIA), COPPER (MINERAL DEPOSITS), HYDROTHERMAL PROCESSES (PETROGRAPHY), EISENOXIDE (MINERALOGIE), GAWLER CRATON (GEBIRGE SÜDAUSTRALIENS), ddc:550, 0202 electrical engineering, electronic engineering, information engineering, HYDROTHERMALE PROZESSE (PETROGRAPHIE), 0105 earth and related environmental sciences, KUPFERERZE (LAGERSTÄTTEN), MINERAL DEPOSITS + ECONOMIC GEOLOGY, WIRTSCHAFTSGEOLOGIE + MINERALLAGERSTÄTTEN, ORIGIN OF DEPOSITS, FACTORS LEADING TO THEIR FORMATION, GOLD DEPOSITS (MINERAL DEPOSITS), HYDROTHERMALE LAGERSTÄTTEN, SOUTH AUSTRALIA, BUNDESSTAAT (AUSTRALIEN), SOUTH AUSTRALIA, STATE (AUSTRALIA), MIGRATION VON CHEMISCHEN ELEMENTEN (GEOCHEMIE), GOLDERZE (LAGERSTÄTTEN), HYDROTHERMAL DEPOSITS (MINERAL DEPOSITS), Earth sciences
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2015
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12. Innovation effects of universities of applied sciences: an assessment of regional heterogeneity

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Curdin Pfister, Tobias Schlegel, Uschi Backes-Gellner, Dietmar Harhoff, University of Zurich, and Schlegel, Tobias

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1403 Business and International Management, 1402 Accounting, Economics of science, Market size, General Engineering, Commercial law, Public policy, High tech, 330 Economics, 10004 Department of Business Administration, Accounting, 2200 General Engineering, Economics, Applied research, Economic geography, Business and International Management, Applied science
Abstract

The literature on the economics of science and technology shows that academic universities—institutions focusing on basic research—positively affect innovation activities in regional economies. Less is known about the innovation effects of universities of applied sciences (UASs)—bachelor-granting three-year colleges teaching and conducting applied research. Furthermore, the evidence for positive innovation effects is predominantly based on average effects, while heterogeneity in innovation effects due to the economic environment is far less considered. By exploiting a public policy development in Switzerland that led to the quasi-random establishment of UASs, we investigate the regional heterogeneity in innovation effects of these UASs. We rely on patent and business census data and analyze the influence and importance of three economic preconditions—labor market size, labor market density and high tech intensity—on innovation effects of UASs. Our results show that only regions with a large or a dense enough labor market or with an above average high tech intensity experience significant innovation effects of UASs. Comparing the relative importance of the three economic preconditions, we find that labor market size is the most important factor that drives heterogeneity in innovation effects of UASs.

Published
2021

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