Research and the Firm in British Industry, 1919-39

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Today the far-seeing industrialist no longer relies solely on the accumulated knowledge of the workers in his own factory, or even those in his own industry and on the chance possibilities of their producing new knowledge at a rate that will meet the needs of industrial expansion, but he sets up organizations for scientific research ... (Sir Arthur Fleming, 1928).1

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