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procrastination and fear to failure scales were found.
KP: SELF, DEPRESSION, DIMENSIONS, ANXIETY, BULIMIA
WA: SCALE, PERFECTIONISM, VALIDATION
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TI: WHY SOME R-AND-D ORGANIZATIONS ARE MORE PRODUCTIVE THAN OTHERS
AU: BEAN_AS
NA: LEHIGH UNIV,COLL BUSINESS & ECON,BETHLEHEM,PA,18015
LEHIGH UNIV,CTR INNOVAT MANAGEMENT STUDIES,BETHLEHEM,PA,18015
JN: RESEARCH-TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT 1995 Vol.38 No.1 pp.25-29
AB: Highly productive firms use their capital, labor and material resources
more effectively to create product values than do less productive
firms. A measure of this effectiveness is ''total factor productivity''
(TFP). studies have shown that gains in the TFP of individual firms are
directly related to the intensity of their investment in R&D, primarily
to investments for product and process development. R&D expenditures
for basic research also contribute to productivity growth, but their TI:
DE contribution is indirect, enhancing the gains realized through product
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