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Economics of innovation HUB 2010-2011 Exam: * 2 essay-questions (6+6 points) Answer in dutch or English is free * list of multiple choices. (8 points) * No negative correction per question, but an overall correction (on 25 questions we start at -4) * examples of multiple choice questions are on HUBWISE * Duration: 2hours Introduction: Measuring innovation Part 1 What is innovation? * The introduction of a new or significantly improved product, process or

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