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spin-off and spin-on: a standalone construct

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Defense economics

the flows of technology from military research into civilian use and from civilian industry into defense.

In defense economics, spin-off and spin-on refers to the flows of technology from military research into civilian use and from civilian industry into defense. This meaning comes from Alic (1992) in Beyond spinoff.[1]

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Alic, J. A. (1992). Beyond spinoff. Harvard Business School Press. ISBN 9780875843186

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