Highlights from EAO's Economic Studies

Highlights from EAO's Economic Studies

Series A: ATP Supports All Sectors of the Economy
A1	The Characteristics of Large Firms in ATP Projects
A2	ATP Stimulates Industry R&D Investment
A3	ATP Funding for Energy Research
A4	ATP and the States
A5	ATP Supports Small Businesses
A6	ATP and University Participation
A7	How Small is a "Small" Firm in ATP?
A8	Does Size of "Small" Firm Affect Type of Project Participation in ATP?
A9	Has the Size of "Small" Firms in ATP Changed Over Time?
A10	ATP's Investment in Component-Based Software Technology
A11	Technology Adoption Indicators Help Determine the Likelihood of Technology Adoption
A12	Flow Control Machining Technology Enables Economic and Environmental Benefits

Series B: ATP Promotes and Speeds Up Development of High Risk Technology
B1	ATP Helps Bridge Gap Left by Venture Capitalists
B2	ATP Award Important for Early Stage Technology Development
B3	ATP Accelerates Technology Development
B4	ATP Collaboration and Related Programs
B5	Time to Commercialization Differs Across Technologies
B6	Diffusion Pathways for ATP-Funded Photonics Technologies
B7	ATP Award Leads to "Halo Effect" and Pursuit of R&D; in the Public Interest
B8	ATP Helps Firms Build New Capabilities and a Broader Social Network for Innovation
B9	ATP Award Addresses Capital Market Inefficiencies for Developing Early Stage Technologies
B10	Determinants of Success in ATP-Funded R&D Joint Ventures
B11	Participation in ATP-Funded Research Consortia Increases Patenting Activity
B12	Bringing Benefits of Digital Mammography and Radiography to More People

Series C: ATP Improves Quality of Life
C1	ATP's Investment Return to the Nation
C2	ATP Improves Your Health and Quality of Life
C3	ATP Partners with NIH to Accelerate the Human Genome Project
C4	ATP-Funded Research Promises Improved Food Safety and Quality

Series D: ATP Award Statistics
D1	Characteristics of ATP Award Winners
D2	Distribution of Funding of 768 Awards
D3	ATP Performance Measures

Series E: Findings from EAO's Post-Project Survey
E1	Customers Across Many Industries Enjoy Significant Benefits from ATP-funded Technology
E2	ATP Funds Early-Stage Technology Development: Evidence of Post-ATP, Private Investments in R&D to Bring Technologies to Market
E3	ATP-Funded Projects Are Realizing Commercial Success
Assistive Technologies
	Assistive Technologies: How ATP Helps People with Disabilities

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Date created: October 2001
Last Updated: September 28, 2004

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