Entrepreneurial policies promote high-technology job growth in regional contexts where there is already considerable high-tech employment, while two policies – SBIR and technology deployment policies – have direct, additive effects on high-tech job growth regardless of agglomeration and location factors. This is the finding of recently published research of in the Journal of Social Science Research, which considers the impact of sustained state investments in technology based economic development activities on high-technology job growth.
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