Nurture genius in developing countries with smarter investments

A new economics study suggests more breakthrough science could be achieved by supporting exceptional talent from developing countries.
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Intellectual property rights are a core institution of the knowledge economy. We study:
Scientific breakthrough are often achieved by individuals who already excelled as teenagers. In this context, we investigate:
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A new economics study suggests more breakthrough science could be achieved by supporting exceptional talent from developing countries.
The new study suggests policymakers face a tight balancing act in encouraging growth in technologies, whilst ensuring parts of society do not feel left behind.
We study the drivers of innovation and how innovation translates into productivity in the economy. We use a variety of approaches, ranging from macroeconomic modelling to empirical areas.
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