Аннотация
Социально-экономические эффекты фундаментальных исследований многообразны, но в большинстве своем опосредованы, не поддаются количественной оценке, а потому не всегда очевидны. В связи с этим правительства ряда небольших стран готовы отказаться от финансовой поддержки «высокой» науки, ссылаясь на общедоступность знаний, полученных другими государствами. Авторы указывают на негативные последствия подобной стратегии для развития экономики и общества.
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